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CharityInformation wrote on Mar 05, 2009

I received an email today offering free job advertising for charities during 2009. Visit www.CivilSocietyJobs.co.uk for more information.

Charles

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WEditor wrote on Mar 06, 2009

Thanks for sharing this. The site is from Plaza Publishing. Charities who subscribe to any of their magazines can post information about job vacancies on the site, free of charge. 

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double wrote on Mar 10, 2009

Interesting I guess that means it's not really free for most recruiters then. We run a number of jobsites for which we do charge we have avoided offering a free service because there is then no money to provide good user experinece and to promote the service to high quality applicants. There are numerous free recruitment sites on the market but rarely do they deliver the quality of canadidate that charities deserve.

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FionaVeitch wrote on Apr 02, 2009

I'd also like to point people to www.communityni.org where non profit organisations can advertise their vacancies for free, although our members and readers are for the most part in Northern Ireland.

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WEditor wrote on Apr 03, 2009

Hi all,

thanks for your suggestions. Have a look at our new finding a job page which lists many of the job sites as well as sources of application and interview support. If there are other jobs and application websites you find useful, please suggest them here.

Madeleine

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ChristinaLTurner wrote on Apr 15, 2009

Hi all, I would like to point people to www.charitycomms.org.uk  where not for profits can also advertise their job vacancies for free, just click on the jobs section and send the relevant info required to the email address listed.

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WEditor wrote on Apr 17, 2009

Great - thanks Christina. Have added that site to the find a new job page.

Please keep the recommendations coming. What other vacancy sites do you use? Are there sites which you have found useful to help with your CV or interview skills? Share them here and I'll add them to the page.

Madeleine

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learningmore wrote on May 20, 2009

 Take a look at the innovative www.spanglejelly.org.uk for free advertising of trustee and volunteer vacancies and "pay for worth" advertising of paid positions. This site has just expanded nationally and is run by a charity for charity!

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CharityJOB4u wrote on May 25, 2010

You will find the increase in free services for charities as we find this trend in society as a whole. Charities should actively look for and take advantage of available free services.

Charity Job posting is free at www.charityJOB4u.co.uk - you don't have to buy anything and can have a secured home page for your charity.

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marcomms wrote on Nov 15, 2010

Hi everyone,

Just to flag it, you can actually advertise your jobs for FREE on the KnowHow site in our new jobs board area http://www.knowhownonprofit.org/lab/jobs

This is currently in our 'lab' for testing so any feedback you have for us when trying to upload your jobs please reply to this thread or email knowhow@city.ac.uk

Thanks,

Damien

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