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Advertising: What should an advertisement include?

It is good practice to prepare a written description for each job title. From this written description an employer may specify the most important duties and requirements of the vacant post in the advertisement as follows:

  • the qualifications and experience required;
  • any specific skills required;
  • experience with specific equipment;
  • the salary and benefits offered;
  • the person to contact;
  • the required references;

If in doubt about whether the advert is appropriate, submit an enquiry to one of our legal advisors to review it before it is published.

 

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