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There are NO contracts or bulk subscription buys with us.
We offer many FREE services that our competitors typically charge for.
We have the lowest pricing of all generalist job boards.
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Product
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Description
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Price
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Job Ad
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Normal
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Normal ad is listed for 30 days
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$29.95 per ad plus GST
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JOBNow
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JOBNow is listed for 7 days only
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$20.00 per ad plus GST
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Sponsorship
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Your ad appears 3 times in results based on your choice
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of Role
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$49.95 per ad plus GST by choice of role sponsorship
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or Profession
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$99.95 plus GST by choice of profession Sponsorship
For more information click here
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Passive
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We take your job ad to the right people through distribution on our partner site newsletters
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Range from $24.95 plus GST to $149.95 plus GST based on option.
For more information click here
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Re posting Fee
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Re post your ad within 2 days of expiry
2 days after expiry
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FREE
$9.95 + GST
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Branding Options
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Dynamic Employer Profile
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More Info
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FREE
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Advertiser Directory Listing
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More Info
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FREE
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Custom Job Ad Template
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More Info
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FREE
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Webinars
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Conduct live meetings or seminars over the net
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FREE
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Podcasts
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Upload pre-recorded audio files on your industry expertise or business
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FREE
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Video
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Upload a video about your company business, culture and values
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FREE
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Screening Tools
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Screening Questions
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More Info
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FREE
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People Search
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More Info
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FREE
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Verify CV
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More Info
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From $295.00 plus GST per applicant
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Special Offers
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Charities
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See conditions below.
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All job advertising is FREE of charge.
Charities will be required to pay standard rates for any add-ons that are 3rd party generated.
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Not For Profit (NFP)
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See conditions below.
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All NFPs will receive all advertising FREE for a six month period.
NPOs will be required to pay standard rates for any add-ons that are 3rd party generated.
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Payment
We accept all credit cards.
You can also apply for a trading account if you meet the required criteria.
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Terms & Conditions
All advertisers will be required to agree to our Terms & Conditions.
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Charities
A charity must provide relevant proof that it is a charity.
Using the Australian Tax Office definition, a charity is an institution or fund established for a charitable purpose. Examples of charities include:
- religious institutions
- aged persons homes
- homeless hostels
- primary or secondary schools run by churches
- organisations relieving the special needs of people with disabilities, and
- societies that promote the fine arts and
- charitable funds (a charitable fund is a fund established under an instrument of trust or a will for a charitable purpose. The purposes set out in the will or instrument of trust must be charitable. Charitable funds mainly manage trust property and/or hold trust property to make distributions to other entities or people. In contrast, if the trustee mainly carries on activities that are charitable, the fund will be treated as a charitable institution and not as a charitable fund).
- Charitable institution (A charitable institution is an institution that is established and run to advance or promote a charitable purpose. An organisation’s purposes can be found in its governing document/s and from its activities, history and control. A charitable institution will carry on charitable activities while a charitable fund mainly manages, and/or holds trust property).
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Not for Profit Organisations (NFPs)
The six month free period will commence from the date of listing their first ad and concludes six months from that date.
NFPs will have to pay normal rates for any add-ons during this trial period that are 3rd party generated.
Using the ATO definition an organisation is non-profit for determining income tax exempt status if it is not carried on for the profit or gain of its individual members. This applies for direct and indirect gains, and both while the organisation is being carried on and when it is winding up. The Australian Tax Office accepts an organisation as non-profit if its constitution or governing documents prohibit distribution of profits or gains to individual members and its actions are consistent with the prohibition.
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