~~Electronic Labour Exchange

HOW DO I USE IT?

How do I use the Electronic Labour Exchange?

The Electronic Labour Exchange uses common definitions of skills and experience for each job. Once you've accessed the Electronic Labour Exchange, you must create a job profile that is related to your needs, or a skill profile that describes your experience. You will use the information in that profile to search for candidates or for a job.

Whether you are a job seeker looking for a job that matches your skills, or an employer looking for a candidate to fill a job, you have a choice of three options once you have accessed the Electronic Labour Exchange:

You can create one or more profiles, save them, then return to them later on.
You can advertise your profiles to maximise exposure.
You can perform a job match to see if there are any profiles matching yours.

It's easy to use the Electronic Labour Exchange. Follow the instructions on each page. As you move along, the Electronic Labour Exchange will ask you to select a button or enter some information.

If you have difficulty or require more information about a topic, select the HELP button on any page.

Creating a profile

To create a profile, you enter the job title for the job or the skills you want to profile, and the Electronic Labour Exchange will display a checklist that contains standard categories such as education, experience, specific and generic skills. You will be asked to complete the checklist by selecting the appropriate boxes in each of the categories.

Usercode and password

You profiles are your own, and only you can make changes to them. To ensure this, the Electronic Labour Exchange will ask you to create a usercode and password that will be unique to you. You can then have access to your profiles at any time.