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Employer Account Guidelines

OnlineJobs is committed to maintaining a safe, professional, and trustworthy hiring environment for both employers and candidates.

All employers using the platform are expected to follow our account guidelines, hiring standards, and Terms of Service.

Failure to follow these rules may result in moderation actions, account restrictions, or permanent removal from the platform.


Use Accurate and Honest Information

Employers must provide accurate and truthful information when using OnlineJobs.

This includes:

  • Company identity

  • Job descriptions

  • Compensation details

  • Hiring requirements

  • Candidate expectations

Misleading or deceptive information is not allowed.

Examples of prohibited behavior include:

  • Fake job listings

  • False salary claims

  • Misleading responsibilities

  • Impersonating another company or brand

  • Posting jobs that do not actually exist


Prohibited Employer Activity

The following activities are strictly prohibited on OnlineJobs:

  • Scam or fraudulent job offers

  • Spam or repetitive job postings

  • Pyramid schemes or MLM-style recruitment

  • Collecting upfront payments from candidates

  • Charging candidates for interviews, onboarding, or training

  • Requesting sensitive financial information unnecessarily

  • Misleading compensation structures

  • Fake remote job opportunities

  • Artificially inflating hiring claims

  • Harassment, abuse, or discriminatory behavior

  • Attempting to bypass platform systems improperly

We reserve the right to remove listings or restrict accounts involved in suspicious activity.


External Contact Information Rules

Employers should not include direct contact information inside public job listings.

Examples include:

  • Personal phone numbers

  • Direct email addresses

  • Messaging app usernames

  • Requests to apply outside the platform

  • Off-platform URLs

This helps protect candidates from spam and improves platform safety.
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Once you decide to continue with a candidate during the hiring or onboarding process, you may share contact details privately.


One Employer Account Per Business

Employers are generally expected to maintain a single employer account.

Creating multiple accounts to:

  • Avoid moderation

  • Circumvent plan limitations

  • Manipulate visibility

  • Bypass platform restrictions

may result in account action or suspension.


Respect Candidate Safety and Privacy

Employers must treat candidates professionally and responsibly.

This includes:

  • Respecting candidate privacy

  • Using candidate information only for legitimate hiring purposes

  • Communicating professionally

  • Avoiding harassment or discriminatory practices

Candidate trust is a core part of the OnlineJobs platform.


Follow Local Employment Laws

Employers are responsible for ensuring that their hiring activities comply with:

  • Local labor laws

  • Employment regulations

  • Tax requirements

  • Contractor and worker classification rules

  • Compensation regulations

OnlineJobs does not provide legal or employment compliance advice.


Moderation and Enforcement Actions

OnlineJobs may take action against accounts or listings that violate platform policies.

Possible actions include:

  • Job rejection

  • Listing removal

  • Warning notices

  • Reduced visibility

  • Temporary restrictions

  • Account suspension

  • Permanent account closure

Serious or repeated violations may result in immediate enforcement action.


Why These Guidelines Exist

These policies help:

  • Protect candidates

  • Improve hiring quality

  • Reduce scams and spam

  • Maintain employer trust

  • Create a professional hiring marketplace

Following the guidelines helps employers build stronger credibility and achieve better hiring results on OnlineJobs.


Troubleshooting

Why was my job removed?

Jobs may be removed if they violate platform rules, moderation standards, or Terms of Service.

Review the rejection reason or contact support for clarification.

Can my account be restored after suspension?

This depends on the severity of the violation and moderation review outcome.

Some suspensions may be permanent.

Can I share contact information with candidates?

Yes, but only after progressing with candidates during the hiring and onboarding process.

Public job listings should not contain direct contact information.


Pro Tip

Professional, transparent, and candidate-friendly employers typically receive:

  • Better application quality

  • Faster moderation approvals

  • More candidate trust

  • Stronger long-term hiring performance on OnlineJobs

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