Job Board - Code of Ethics

Posted on April 24, 2007
Filed Under Online Recruiting, Employment Websites, Socially Responsible Recruiting, Best Practices |

Recruiting Nevada, and our network of job boards, are proud members of the International Association of Employment Websites (IAEWS).

Recently, the IAEWS published our “Code of Ethics.” Here it is:

The IAEWS Code of Ethics

IAEWS Members are leaders in their industry. In acknowledgement of that role, they agree to adhere to the following Code of Ethics:

Confidentiality
We will maintain a privacy policy that is open and transparent. We will adhere to generally accepted principles for the use of information acquired online, to include the full disclosure of what personal information is collected and how it is used and/or released to others.

Fairness
We will operate with respect for our customers and deliver our products and services as promised. In addition, we will compete fairly in the marketplace and not slander our competitors.

Honesty
We will not engage in deceitful or deceptive business practices. We will deliver our products and services as they are represented in our sales and marketing materials and provide accurate data on their performance and our operations.

Responsibility
We will serve the interests of all of our customers—employers, recruiters and job seekers. We will resolve customer issues to the best of our ability.

Self Regulation
We acknowledge that compliance with the IAEWS Code of Ethics is a condition of membership in the Association. We will adhere to the Code in all aspects of our business operations and expeditiously remediate any areas of noncompliance.

If the job boards you are currently doing business with are not members of the IAEWS, ask them why. If they do not comply with the above code of ethics, ask them why. Recruiting Nevada not only follows the above Code of Ethics, but governs itself by Socially Responsible Recruiting. I can assure you no other job boards in Nevada follow these principles and look out for the best interests of Nevada businesses.