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Louisa Berry Vereinigtes Königreich Local time: 12:15 Deutsch > Englisch
Mar 29, 2010
In the DE>EN language pair a particular agency has posted the same job, with identical text and requirements three times in four days.
Is this allowed?
My inbox receives an email about a job posting, I think its a new one and go and look, just to find its them again.
Are there any guidelines regarding this?
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Alejandro Cavalitto Argentinien Local time: 08:15 Mitglied (2008) Englisch > Spanisch + ...
Yes, there are guidelines to follow
Mar 29, 2010
Hello Louisa,
Yes, there are guidelines to follow regarding multiple job postings. Job posting rule #4 deals with this in particular:
Multiple postings should not be made unnecessarily. A job should be posted only once, unless the limitations of the job posting system make multiple postings necessary. (It is possible to advertise a project involving multiple language pairs in a single post.)
Could you please submit a support request and supply me with the links to the job postings? I will take it from there. Thanks.
Alejandro
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