Free Resource Designed to Help Employers and Organizations Find the Talent Needed to Help Fight COVID-19
Community Brands, the leading provider of business management, commerce and payment solutions for member-based organizations, announced the launch of a new, free online job board for employers and organizations seeking talent to help battle COVID-19. FightCovid19Jobs is offered by YM Careers, Community Brands’ leading niche job board platform for associations.
HR Technology News: Toptal Partners With Guidant Global to Offer On-Demand Access to Elite Network of Freelancers
FightCovid19Jobs.com is free of charge for any employer or organization to promote jobs that help fight COVID-19 and its after-effects. Governed by the honor system, the listings can be paid employment or volunteer opportunities.
YM Careers powers thousands of niche job boards which are collectively trafficked by tens of millions of job seekers. Opportunities posted on FightCovid19Jobs.com will also be distributed through a network of thousands of job boards powered by YM Careers, to reach a broad spectrum of talent.
“YM Careers’ technology platform and broad access to talent, enables us to provide a free channel where employers can efficiently market open opportunities and attract people needed right now, to help fight COVID-19,” said Tristan Jordan, General Manager of YM Careers by Community Brands.
HR Technology News: New Accenture Research Finds Leaders and Employees Hold Differing Views on Progress Toward Equality
At FightCovid19Jobs.com, employers can:
- Post COVID-19 related jobs and store job templates
- Search resumes
- Contact matching candidates of interest
- Manage applicants within the job board system or via their own applicant tracking systems
- Distribute jobs throughout YM Careers’ job board network called the Association Career Network, the world’s largest niche job board network spanning thousands of association job boards and professional communities, based on matching algorithms, and more
HR Technology News: Cybersecurity Talent Shortage in Northeast Florida to Receive Boost with New Fullstack Academy and University of North Florida Program