Post unlimited jobs for free and reach job seekers across the UK. GetUKJobs lists 25,000+ open jobs and gets thousands of visits every month from Google job search. Candidates find your job on its own page, in the matching category and city pages, and in our career guides.
- Price
- Free, with unlimited job posts
- Audience
- Job seekers across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
- Visibility
- Your own job page, plus category and city pages, marked up for Google job search
- Review
- Every job is checked by our team before it goes live
Who posts jobs on GetUKJobs
- Companies and agencies hiring in IT, finance, engineering, sales, marketing and the trades.
- NHS organisations, care providers and councils hiring clinical, care and support staff.
- Schools, colleges, universities and charities hiring teaching, support and administrative staff.
How to post a job
- Create an employer account, or log in.
- Open your profile and choose Post Job.
- Add the title, a full description, the town or city, job type, experience level and the salary.
- Submit. We review the job and publish it, usually within one working day.
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Tips for a job advert that gets applicants
- Use a plain job title people search for, such as "Receptionist" or "HGV Driver", not an internal title.
- Show the salary or salary range.
- Put the location and whether the role is on-site, hybrid or remote in the first lines.
- List 4 to 6 essential requirements, not 20.
Posting a job: Frequently Asked Questions
Is it free to post a job on GetUKJobs?
Yes. Posting jobs on GetUKJobs is free and unlimited. Create an employer account and post as many jobs as you need, with no fees and no limit on the number of vacancies.
How do I post a job on GetUKJobs?
Create an employer account, open your profile and choose Post Job. Add the job title, description, location, job type and salary, then submit. Our team reviews each job before it goes live.
Where will my job appear?
Your job gets its own page on GetUKJobs and appears in the matching category and city pages. Job pages are marked up for Google job search, which is where most of our job seekers find vacancies.
Should I include the salary?
Yes. Adverts that show a salary or salary range get more and better-matched applicants, and many UK job seekers skip adverts that hide the pay.
How long does a job stay live?
A job stays live until its closing date. After that it is marked as expired and removed from search results, so candidates only see open vacancies.
Questions about posting or bulk posting? Email info@getukjobs.com.