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Explain candidate and employer services on a recruitment agency website

Summary

Explain candidate and employer services, supported roles, recruitment stages, evidence definitions, and enquiry channels on a recruitment agency website.

Published

Provide distinct explanations and channels for candidates and employers

Candidates seek career or vacancy support while employers seek hiring services. Describe each offering and what follows contact.

Registration, consultation, introduction, and hiring are different stages. Identify the stage in instructions and figures without generalising Japanese licensing arrangements.

Describe supported work and service stages

State roles, industries, locations, and actual support. Compare broad availability claims with current vacancies and staff capabilities.

Provide candidate and employer entry points. Explain fees on the relevant pages according to actual acceptance and contract arrangements.

Explain staff experience and outcome definitions

Introduce staff through relevant experience and responsibilities. Give periods and counting methods for introductions or hires, distinct from registrations.

Check permission for client names and comments and keep restricted materials out of public drafts.

Test enquiry forms and vacancy updates

Name fields after their required information. W3C explains associating labels with controls; make each field’s purpose clear. (W3C WAI: Labeling Controls)

Test message delivery to staff. Assign owners for closed vacancies and staff changes and revise obsolete acceptance links.

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Frequently asked questions

Q: Should candidates and employers use the same page?

A: Provide distinct entry points with relevant services and contacts.

Q: Are registrations the same as hires?

A: They count different stages; specify periods and counting methods.

Q: What should staff introductions include?

A: Supported roles and industries and relevant experience.

Q: What happens to closed vacancies?

A: Mark them closed, revise acceptance instructions, and provide access to current roles.

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