Careers

#Overview

The Careers plugin lets you create and manage job postings on your website and collect employment applications — all from your admin panel. It is designed to handle everything from single-location businesses to organizations with thousands of locations, and supports a variety of employment types.

#Getting Started

Access the Careers section by clicking Jobs in the left menu of your admin panel. The section is divided into two areas: Locations and Job Openings.

#Managing Locations

Before creating job postings, add the locations where positions are available. Locations are managed separately so you can reuse them across multiple job postings without re-entering address details each time.

1. Go to Jobs > Locations
2. Click New Location and enter the location details
3. Save — the location is now available to assign to job postings

#Creating a Job Posting

1. Go to Jobs > Job Openings
2. Click New Job Opening
3. Fill in the posting details:
   • Position title — the job title as it will appear on your website
   • Summary — a brief overview of the role
   • Description — a full description of the position and responsibilities
   • Location — select from your saved locations
   • Employment type — designate as full-time, part-time, and/or per diem (you can select more than one)
   • Application form — assign a career application form for candidates to complete
4. To publish the posting immediately, ensure it is marked as active
5. Click Save

#Drafting a Posting for Later

If you want to create a job posting but are not ready to publish it yet, save it without marking the hours fields — this keeps it in draft status and off your public website until you are ready.

#Taking a Posting Offline

Rather than deleting a job posting, you can unpost it. This removes it from your website while keeping all the details saved, so you can repost it in the future without starting over.

#Filtering and Sorting Postings

Your admin list of job openings can be filtered by location, employment type, and job title, making it easy to find specific postings when you have a large number of positions.

#SEO Settings

Each job posting automatically generates a browser title and URL. You can customize both if needed to match your preferred naming or search-engine strategy.