Jersey City Diversity Job Board To Attract & Retain LGBTQIA+ Talent Launched
Feb 7, 2024
WorkplaceDiversity, a premier online diversity job board, is pleased to now be offering businesses in Jersey City the opportunity to post open positions with them in order to attract and retain LGBTQIA+ talent.
Parsippany-Troy Hills, United States - February 7, 2024 /PressCable/ —
WorkplaceDiversity is pleased to now be operational in Jersey City, a city that is well known for being at the forefront of diversity hiring and inclusivity in the workplace. With their focused job board recruitment service, they believe they can help interested employers to more actively recruit talent from the city’s thriving LGBTQIA+ in a range of industries.
More information is available at https://workplacediversity.com/
With diversity hiring now both entrenched in law and key for any business that is looking to hire a workforce that represents their community, business partners, clients and/or customer base, WorkplaceDiversity believes it is imperative for businesses to become more diverse.
As such, the online recruitment agency is confident they can offer employers an effective way to harness Jersey City’s vast talent, including talented professionals from its LGBTQ+ community.
The fast-growing diversity job board is currently representing businesses in the fields of Energy and Operating Materials, Health, Medicine and Social Services, Financial Services, Education and Training, Non-Profit Associations, IT and Telecommunications, and Insurance. However, they also encourage businesses in the science and sports fields to reach out to them, as they are currently launching these new departments.
The online recruiters can offer interested businesses transparent and flexible pricing packages that will allow them to select how many jobs they want to post on the platform, with single, 10- and 20-job packages available. All jobs will be live on their site for a period of 60 days, or until filled.
WorkplaceDiversity also includes a company listing with each job posting purchased and advertising companies can choose additional bonuses like having their logo spotlighted on the job hub’s landing page for additional visibility.
WorkplaceDiversity will post any available position to all 10 of their diversity-focused job boards, including WorkplaceDiversity.com, LGBTConnect.com and OutandEqual.com. They also have boards at AllDiversity.com, VeteransConnect.com, HispanicDiversity.com, DisabilityConnect.com, WomensJobCenter.com, LatinXJobs.com and BlackJobCenter.com.
This means that, in addition to connecting with talented professionals from the LGBTQ+ community, employers can also connect with other diverse candidates in Jersey City.
A spokesperson for the diversity hiring online recruiters said, “Reach out to our sales team to learn more about who we are and how we can help you towards your diversity recruiting goals.”
For more information, visit https://workplacediversity.com/contact-us
Contact Info:
Name: Royce Watkins
Email: Send Email
Organization: WorkplaceDiversity
Address: 3799 US-46 E Parsippany NJ, 07054, Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ 07054, United States
Website: https://workplacediversity.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89120998
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