.jobs is a brand new top level domain for the internet, like .com or .net, but different. .jobs works by placing your company name directly before the dot. For example, if your company is called Agentstvo, just put "Agentstvo" before the dot to obtain www.agentstvo.jobs
Putting your company name together with .jobs provides a simple, fast and consistent method for job seekers to learn about employment opportunities at your company . job postings ... benefits ... culture ... the things that make your workplace unique.
Registrations in .jobs can only be for your "company name", which means your legal or commonly known business name, or at least must include that name. For example, if you are American Family Life Assurance Company, you may register AmericanFamilyLife.jobs, AmericanFamilyLifeAssurance.jobs, AmericanFamilyLifeAssuranceCompany.jobs, AFLAC.jobs, AFLAC-California.jobs, AFLAC-Agents.jobs, etc.
.jobs is a restricted name space. The ability to secure a company name in .jobs is restricted to those that meet the following criteria:
Your companyname .jobs domain must be used for human resources (“HR”) related purposes, and particularly for the purpose of promoting the HR interests of your own company (such as your own hiring needs). You may not use your companyname .jobs domain for: 1. Spam 2. Adult content (i.e., porn) 3. Cybersquatting 4. Job Aggregation (i.e., third-party job listings not your own) 5. Any purpose prohibited by law 6. Identity theft, phishing, hacking and distribution of viruses 7. Defaming, embarrassing, harming or harassing third parties 8. Any act of fraud You are responsible for the usage of your companyname .jobs domain at all times during the period of your registration. In the event of any violation of the CNUP, .jobs reserves the right to revoke, suspend, terminate, cancel or otherwise modify your rights to your domain name.
Core Principle
As HR professionals, we are responsible for adding value to the organizations we serve and contributing to the ethical success of those organizations. We accept professional responsibility for our individual decisions and actions. We are also advocates for the profession by engaging in activities that enhance its credibility and value.
Intent
Guidelines
As professionals we must strive to meet the highest standards of competence and commit to strengthen our competencies on a continuous basis.
HR professionals are expected to exhibit individual leadership as a role model for maintaining the highest standards of ethical conduct.
As human resource professionals, we are ethically responsible for promoting and fostering fairness and justice for all employees and their organizations.
To create and sustain an environment that encourages all individuals and the organization to reach their fullest potential in a positive and productive manner.
As HR professionals, we must maintain a high level of trust with our stakeholders. We must protect the interests of our stakeholders as well as our professional integrity and should not engage in activities that create actual, apparent, or potential conflicts of interest.
To avoid activities that are in conflict or may appear to be in conflict with any of the provisions of this Code of Ethical and Professional Standards in Human Resource Management or with one's responsibilities and duties as a member of the human resource profession and/or as an employee of any organization.
HR professionals consider and protect the rights of individuals, especially in the acquisition and dissemination of information while ensuring truthful communications and facilitating informed decision-making.
To build trust among all organization constituents by maximizing the open exchange of information, while eliminating anxieties about inappropriate and/or inaccurate acquisition and sharing of information
1. What is .jobs? .jobs is an Internet Top Level Domain or TLD. Other commonly known TLD’s include .com, .net, .org, .edu and .gov. TLD’s help people navigate to particular Internet destinations. For example, if a job seeker is looking for jobs at Walgreens, Inc., he or she would simply navigate straight to www.walgreens.jobs. The .jobs TLD enables www.walgreens.jobs to exist on the Internet.
2. Why .jobs? Simple answer: Target Marketing. Placing your company name in front of .jobs creates a web address that is a direct route to your company’s Internet jobs content. For example, Merck retains its company brand when advertising www.merck.jobs in recruitment ads, while at the same time directing job seekers straight to what they want – information on Merck’s jobs. There are many reasons “why” .jobs…see .jobs 101. 3. Who operates .jobs? The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) licensed the operation of .jobs to Employ Media LLC. Employ Media’s partners include the Society for Human Resource Management (www.shrm.org) and VeriSign, Inc., the operator of .com and .net. 4. Who is .jobs for? .jobs is for every employer organization in the world that invests in recruitment advertising.
5. What is .jobs for? .jobs is for your recruitment ads – using your company name in your web address directs job seekers to exactly where they want to go. And you look good doing it, too! See some examples.
6. What .jobs domains can I get? Right now .jobs registrations are limited to your company name, or a name by which your company is commonly known. www.yourcompanyname.jobs For example, Talbots, Inc. can register www.talbots.jobs. You can add to your name, such as yourcompanynorthamerica.jobs or yourcompanyaccounting.jobs, just so long as your company name is in the domain.
7. Can I post third party jobs at my .jobs website? At this time our usage rules do not allow you to post third party jobs at your .jobs website. Our usage rules are part of the registration agreement.
8. How do I acquire (register) my company’s name in .jobs? It’s easy! .jobs domains are sold through a network of qualified retailers called registrars. The annual cost is approximately $125 per year plus an initial set up fee of about $35.00 (prices may vary). You can begin by clicking here.
9. How else is .jobs different? .jobs is different from .com. We validate that each and every company which requests a .jobs is who they say they are, or the request is denied. It’s a more labor-intensive, expensive way of doing things, but we feel strongly that it adds to the value of having a .jobs domain.