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Job Boards for Staffing Agencies

How staffing and recruitment agencies can showcase opportunities and attract candidates.

Staffing agencies and recruitment firms can use job boards to centralize opportunities, attract candidates, and streamline their placement process. A branded job board becomes a 24/7 recruiting tool that works alongside your team.

Why staffing agencies need job boards

Centralize your opportunities

Aggregate all positions in one place:

  • Contract and temp positions from multiple clients
  • Direct hire opportunities you're recruiting for
  • Internal positions at your agency
  • All locations and industries you serve

Attract passive candidates

Build your talent pipeline:

  • Candidates find you through search
  • Job alerts keep them engaged
  • Applications flow directly to you
  • Build database for future placements

Professional presence

Establish credibility:

  • Branded experience for candidates
  • Showcase the breadth of opportunities
  • Demonstrate market presence
  • Differentiate from competitors

Staffing agency job board features

Candidate collection

Streamline your intake:

  • Applications come to you, not clients
  • Collect candidate information upfront
  • Screen before presenting to clients
  • Build searchable candidate database

Client confidentiality

Protect client relationships:

  • Post jobs without revealing client names
  • Control what information is public
  • Reveal client after candidate screening
  • Maintain competitive advantage

Quick posting workflow

Keep up with high volume:

  • Post new positions quickly
  • Bulk upload from your ATS
  • Template common job types
  • Easy updates and renewals

Setting up a staffing job board

1. Organize your structure

Plan your categories:

  • By job type: Contract, temp-to-perm, direct hire
  • By industry: Healthcare, IT, admin, industrial
  • By location: Markets you serve
  • By specialty: Your agency's focus areas

2. Integrate with your workflow

Connect to existing processes:

  • Import jobs from your ATS
  • Route applications to recruiters
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On this page

  1. Why staffing agencies need job boards
  2. Centralize your opportunities
  3. Attract passive candidates
  4. Professional presence
  5. Staffing agency job board features
  6. Candidate collection
  7. Client confidentiality
  8. Quick posting workflow
  9. Setting up a staffing job board
  10. 1. Organize your structure
  11. 2. Integrate with your workflow
  12. 3. Set application flow
  13. Content strategy for staffing boards
  14. Job seeker resources
  15. Industry insights
  16. Candidate spotlights
  17. Managing client relationships
  18. Confidential postings
  19. Client-branded postings
  20. Balancing volume
  21. Measuring success
  22. Staffing board vs. ATS
  23. Complementary tools
  24. Integration approach
  25. Getting started
  26. Special considerations
  27. Compliance
  28. Duplicate management
  • Track source of candidates
  • Measure job-to-placement conversion
  • 3. Set application flow

    Design candidate experience:

    • Required information to collect
    • Screening questions
    • Resume upload
    • Follow-up process

    Content strategy for staffing boards

    Job seeker resources

    Attract and engage candidates:

    • Interview preparation guides
    • Resume tips for your industries
    • Salary information by role
    • Contract vs. permanent comparison

    Industry insights

    Demonstrate expertise:

    • Hiring trends in your markets
    • Skills in demand
    • Seasonal patterns
    • Market rate updates

    Candidate spotlights

    Build community:

    • Success story features
    • Placement anniversaries
    • Career progression examples
    • Testimonials and reviews

    Managing client relationships

    Confidential postings

    Common approach for staffing:

    • Post job details without company name
    • Use descriptions like "Leading healthcare company"
    • Reveal client after initial screening
    • Protect your client relationships

    Client-branded postings

    When appropriate:

    • Named client postings for exclusive partnerships
    • Co-branded opportunities
    • Direct-to-client applications (when preferred)

    Balancing volume

    Staffing boards often have high job counts:

    • Use clear categorization
    • Implement strong search/filter
    • Regular cleanup of filled positions
    • Archive vs. delete old listings

    Measuring success

    Track metrics that matter:

    MetricWhy It Matters
    Applications receivedPipeline volume
    Qualified candidatesPipeline quality
    Source of placementsROI on job board
    Time to fillEfficiency measure
    Candidate database growthLong-term asset

    Staffing board vs. ATS

    Complementary tools

    Your job board and ATS serve different purposes:

    Job BoardATS
    Attracts candidatesManages candidates
    Public-facingInternal tool
    SEO and marketingWorkflow and tracking
    Lead generationPipeline management

    Integration approach

    Best when connected:

    1. Jobs posted in ATS push to job board
    2. Applications flow back to ATS
    3. Candidate records sync
    4. Reporting spans both systems

    Getting started

    1. Create your board with agency branding
    2. Set up pricing if charging clients
    3. Configure job alerts to engage candidates
    4. Import your current job inventory
    5. Promote to your candidate base

    Special considerations

    Compliance

    Ensure proper handling:

    • EEO compliance on postings
    • OFCCP requirements if applicable
    • State-specific regulations
    • Clear terms for candidates

    Duplicate management

    With high job volume:

    • Track postings across clients
    • Avoid duplicate listings
    • Manage renewals systematically
    • Archive filled positions promptly