Introduction

A job is something that can exist independently of any vacancy, but will often be included as part of one.

See also: ArgotVacancy

Details

Type

Identifier: argot:Job

Properties

Title

Identifier: dc:title

Description: The title of the job. If the job is being used as part of a vacancy, then it may not be necessary to include this.

Example: Chief Agricultural Officer

Location

In many cases the location for a job will be the same as the location of the organisation that is providing the job. However, if an organisation has many sites, or is recruiting for an overseas position, then it may be easier to provide this information directly on the job item.

See ArgotLocation.

Remuneration

The amount that the job pays.

See ArgotJobRemuneration.

Job Type

Identifier: argot:jobType

The type of the job, such as permanent or fixed term.

Example: permanent

Working arrangements

Identifier: argot:workingArrangements

The working arrangements for the post, such as full- or part-time.

Example: full-time

Requires

Identifier: argot:requires

Indicates some qualification, language, check or other criteria that is required to be in place before this post can be taken up.

Example: argot:CheckCRB

The list of possible values is open, but initial values are:

See also ArgotSkillsLanguage, which indicates required language skills.

Job Type

Identifier: argot:jobType

The type of the job, such as permanent or fixed term.

Example: permanent

Employer

Identifier: argot:employer

See ArgotOrganisation.

Area of Work

Also called Discipline.

Example: Therapies

Working pattern

Sometimes called hours.

Example: 37.5 hours

Duration

Example: {{{}}}

Staff Group

Example: Allied Health Professionals