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How UPNEXT Careers checks and verifies listings

UPNEXT Careers lists opportunities published by other organisations. It says plainly what has, and has not, been checked.

Published · Updated . Written by the UPNEXT Careers team.

Review before a listing is public

  • Nobody approves their own work: a second person reviews the exact version that goes live.
  • A material change to a listing after approval needs a new review before it is public.
  • Organisations that post directly are verified before their listings can be published, and every listing is reviewed by an editor.
  • Every step is recorded.

What the verification labels mean

Publishing a listing does not mean it has been verified. The label says what was actually checked.

  • Not verified. UPNEXT has not marked this listing as verified. Publishing a listing does not verify it.
  • Verified. An editor at UPNEXT who did not write the listing checked it against UPNEXT's verification standard: the vacancy was confirmed on the employer's own channel, in its original notice, directly with the employer, or through a verified employer account, and the original source is recorded.

A label is not an endorsement of the issuer, the pay or the outcome of an application.

Closed and withdrawn listings

A listing whose deadline has passed is marked as closed, and one the issuer has withdrawn is marked as withdrawn. Both leave the search results and the sitemap. The page stays available so that shared links keep working.

Report a problem or ask for a correction

Every listing has a Report this opportunity link for a suspected fake, a request for payment, wrong application details or a listing that has closed. A report is read by staff; it does not remove a listing by itself. To ask for a correction or removal of a listing or of an organisation's details, use the contact page. Before you apply to anything, read how to apply safely and avoid scams.

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