You've created your organisation and been approved and you have managed to purchase job tokens. Now it's time to upload your advert.
- Log in to myjobscotland
- Go to "My Organisations"
- Select your organisation from the right hand list.
- In the menu on the right hand side select "Post a job"
- Complete the form
- Publish
| Field | Purpose |
| Title | Job title for role |
| Advert | Job description/advert text |
| Attachments | Upload a copy of any documents candidates may need, for example:
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| Category | Select the most suitable category |
| Work time count | e.g. 35 hours per week 35 |
| Work time unit | hours |
| Work time period | week |
| Minimum salary | The minimum salary/hourly rate offered for this position. |
| Maximum salary | The maximum salary/hourly rate offered for this position. |
| Salary period | The period the salary is paid. e.g. £XX per year or per hour. |
| Salary range | This is a search filter used by candidates, you can only choose one so select the most appropriate. |
| Salary suffix | Custom text to display after the salary e.g. pro rata |
| Override salary text | Custom text to display in place of salary (if required) |
| Position type | e.g. full time / part time |
| Contract type | e.g. permanent / temporary |
| Address | Main reporting location of job |
| Post code | Corresponding post code to address - note this pulls the map location in the advert and is used in the location search by candidates. |
| Area | Generic area of position |
| External Application URL | How do you intend candidates apply? If you have your own application link you can insert this here, if the candidate is to email an application form/CV you can enter an email link e.g. mailto:email@example.com |
| Allow applications | If you have added a link in the URL field, leave this in the "On" position. |
| Number of positions | The total number of positions available for this job. |
| Start date | When do you want the advert to display on the website? |
| End date | When does the advert expire? |
| Published | In most cases this should be left "On" |
