Hiring statuses

Hiring status determines whether your job post is visible and where. Hiring statuses can be updated at any time and do not affect your subscription plan. It can take up to 24 hours for applications to start appearing once a job is set to "active."

👉  What are the hiring statuses?

There are three job status options on HigherMe:

• Active: This job is live on HigherMe (including our job board, your Text-to-Apply materials, and your company's careers page) and is being published on partner job boards like Indeed, JobGet, ZipRecruiter, and more.
• Passive: This job is live on HigherMe (via our job board, your Text-to-Apply materials, and your company's careers page URL), but is not being pushed to external job boards.
• Off: This job is not visible to candidates.

Good to know: when an Active job has not been updated in 60 days, its hiring status is automatically updated to Passive. Need to reactivate? Just follow the steps below!

You can set hiring status in two places:

Update status for one job	Update status within a template
To change the hiring status of a specific job at a specific location, visit your new Hiring Hub. To change a job's status, hover over the current status and select a new one: Active, Passive, or Off. For example, below, you would click on "Passive" and select either "Active" or "Off."	A template is essentially the blueprint for a job, and the same template can be deployed to multiple store locations. Changing hiring status within a template can be helpful if you want to make bulk changes to ALL instances of a given job at ALL locations where it is deployed. When you're creating or editing a template, you'll see this question:
You can also update a job's status from your legacy Jobs page. Simply toggle between the statuses underneath the job title: Active, Passive, and Off.	Your choice here will decide whether ALL job(s) attached to this template are initially set to active, off, or invisible on your Jobs page. Published: Corresponding job(s) will initially be set to Active on your Jobs page. This can always be adjusted later. Unpublished: Corresponding job(s) will initially be set to Off on your Jobs page. This can always be adjusted later. Draft: Corresponding job(s) will not be visible from your Jobs page at all. Whatever you choose here, you can come back and adjust it at any time. If you set your template to Published or Unpublished, you can adjust that status in the future from your Jobs page (see column to the left). If you set your template to Draft status, just come back to your Templates page and update the status within the template.