The Employ Module can be administrated using the following methods:
Administration (back-end) - A user with Administration privelages can acess the back-end control panel. This method of management takes advantage of the WebPress Administration Panel and allows more extensive control of the entire module.
Employer (front-end) - A user with Employer prevelages only can access the front-end control panel. This method of management uses a navigation panel on the website in order to allow Employers to add/modify jobs and view applicants.
Creating jobs as an Administrator
Click on Employ in your Administration menu. Next, click on Jobs and then Add a new Job.
Select an Employer. See Add Employers for more instructions.
Enter a title for the job (Ex: Certified Nursing Assistant).
Select the Job Category or Categories it belongs to.
Enter an Expiration date for the job (however long this position will be open).
Type a Job Summary. Job Summaries are displayed on the search results page. Job Summaries are generally short because a longer, detailed description may be entered in the box below Job Summary.
Enter a Job Description. Here you may type the full description of the job.
Enter the Job Requirements.
Designate a Salary for this job (Ex: $40,000 to $50,000 based on experience)
Lastly, enter your company's email contact, address, city, state, and zip. Verify that the drop down box next to Active says "Yes" if this job is currently active.
Creating jobs as an Employer
To create a job as an Employer, click on Login (This link title can vary from site to site, depending upon the application. In all cases, this will link to accounts.php). In the example above, we have named our link Employee Login. Login with the Username that was created earlier (See Add Employers for more instructions).
Once you've logged in, click on Manage Jobs then Add a new Job.
Enter a title for the job (Ex: Certified Nursing Assistant).
Select the Job Category or Categories it belongs to.
Enter an Expiration date for the job (however long this position will be open).
Type a Job Summary. Job Summaries are displayed on the search results page. Job Summaries are generally short because a longer, detailed description may be entered in the box below Job Summary.
Enter a Job Description. Here you may type the full description of the job.
Enter the Job Requirements.
Designate a Salary for this job (Ex: $40,000 to $50,000 based on experience)
Lastly, enter your company's email contact, address, city, state, and zip. Verify that the drop down box next to Active says "Yes" if this job is currently active.
