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Employers are allowed global settings when accessing their account. If you encounter an issue where, for example, editing a job is disabled by the employer, best practice is to contact the employer directly to discuss further improvements on their job positing. More than likely, they may disable Career Service ability to edit Job information is to reduce Job edits that impact multiple University's at once.

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See: Reimagining Trust Score blog post and Signal Boosting via Employer Collections.

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  On Campus Student Employment Volunteer

  
  

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  Bailiffs, Correctional Officers, and Jailers Bartenders Blockchain Engineers Brand Ambassadors, Product Promoters, and Demonstrators Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Workers Cashiers and Counter Clerks Concierges, Baggage Porters, and Bellhops Customer Service Representatives Customer Success Managers and Sales Representatives of Services Dentists, Orthodontists, Prosthodontists, and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Dishwashers Entertainment Attendants and Related Workers Epidemiologists Gambling and Casino Workers Hosts and Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge and Coffee Shop Lawyers Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses Miscellaneous Food Preparation and Service Workers Nurse Practitioners Opticians, Dispensing Optometrists Paralegals and Legal Assistants Pharmacists Phlebotomists Physicians and Surgeons Podiatrists Probation Officers and Correctional Treatment Specialists Registered Nurses Security Guards Telemarketers Veterinarians Volunteers Waiters and Waitresses

  
  

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  Healthcare Hotels & Accommodation Other Education Other Industries Politics Religious Work Staffing & Recruiting Summer Camps/Outdoor Recreation Veterinary

  
  

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  admin - manual job approval

  
  

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• Jobs outside of the United States = Yes
• Work study jobs = Yes

As Career Advisors, we are often asked to provide tailored or recommended job postings for students. There are a few ways to do this that are recommended by Handshake whether that is using Handshake Emails to bring in Job posts, outlook emails for newsletters, RSS feeds, and more. Many of these solutions are really helpful for working with a wide range of students or large groups.

Sometimes you just want one link to send to individual students for very specific job recommendations in Handshake. One solution that may help would be to use the Student View of the student's profile, jump to their Job search page, and save search filters to their account.

Here's an example of what this could look like:

1. Once at a student's profile, click View As This User.

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2. Navigate to the Jobs page and add Filters. Once done, click save this search. The student will now receive notifications based on the filters you saved. You can then copy the URL and hyperlink this for the student. The student will automatically be redirected to this Job search page with the saved filters.

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3. Alternatively: you can also direct students to view their Settings > Notification Preferences to see this and any other saved Job Alerts.

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First, create your search:

1. Click Jobs on the left-hand navigation bar.
2. You will see toward the left of the screen a list of filters you can use to create the criteria for your search.  Filters include items such as Job Type, Salary Type, School Year, etc.  Select the criteria for your search.  You will see that the list of Jobs change as you narrow your search by adding additional criteria.

Next, follow these steps if you’d like to save your search results:

1. Click Save These Filters.
   
   1. Remember, by saving your search you are saving the criteria for the search, not the data the search yielded.  The jobs meeting this criteria could possibly change from day to day.
2. Enter a Name and Description of your search and click Save.

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Lastly, follow these steps if you’d like to make your search filters your default search filter:

1. Click My Saved Filters.
2. A My Saved Filters window will appear.  Click the three ellipses next to the saved search of your choice. Choose Set as Default.
   

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   DO NOT PRESS "APPLY FILTERS". Instead, refresh the page.

   
   

Your search is now your default search. Each time you return to the page, you will only see these set preferences. Feel free to remove certain searches as you need or set new default searches as needed.

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