Job Posting Policy
All job postings on Indigenous Jobs Network must comply with the following policies. IJN reserves the right to reject, edit (for example, for clarity, length, or formatting), remove, or limit the visibility of any job posting that violates these policies, at our sole discretion and without prior notice.
Prohibited Job Types
The following types of postings are strictly prohibited on the platform:
- Adult entertainment, escort services, or sexually explicit roles
- Multi-level marketing (MLM), network marketing, pyramid schemes, or direct sales schemes disguised as employment
- Franchise opportunities, business-for-sale listings, or investment opportunities
- Unpaid positions (except bona fide volunteer roles at registered non-profit organizations)
- Roles that require the applicant to pay a fee to apply, start work, or purchase equipment or inventory as a condition of employment
- Illegal activities or roles that require violation of any federal, provincial, or municipal law
- Roles involving the sale, distribution, or manufacturing of controlled or illegal substances
- Positions involving unlicensed weapons sales, trafficking, or unlicensed firearms manufacturing
- Roles promoting hate, violence, harassment, or discrimination against any individual or group
- Commission-only roles that do not clearly disclose the compensation structure upfront
- Postings that are not genuine employment opportunities, including those created for data harvesting, user acquisition, lead generation, or self-promotion
- Modelling, casting, or talent-search listings
- Postings that are defamatory, abusive, threatening, obscene, or that invade anyone's privacy
- Postings that solicit money or donations, or advertise goods or services for sale
Content Requirements
- Job postings must represent a bona fide, current employment opportunity with a genuine and reasonable intent to hire for the specific position listed
- Job titles must accurately describe the role and must not be misleading, keyword-stuffed, or designed as clickbait
- Job descriptions must clearly state the duties, qualifications, location or remote status, and compensation structure
- If a role is part-time, contract, temporary, commission-based, or has non-standard working conditions, this must be clearly disclosed in the posting
- Postings must not contain false, misleading, or deceptive information about the role, company, compensation, benefits, or working conditions
- Postings must not contain malware, tracking pixels, phishing links, redirects to unrelated websites, or any malicious code
- Contact information included in postings must be legitimate, verifiable, and associated with the hiring organization
Anti-Discrimination Requirements
Job postings must comply with the Canadian Human Rights Act, applicable provincial and territorial human rights legislation, and all other anti-discrimination laws. Postings must not discriminate against or express a preference based on:
- Race, colour, national or ethnic origin, or ancestry
- Religion, creed, or spiritual belief
- Age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression
- Marital or family status
- Disability or perceived disability
- Genetic characteristics
- Pardoned criminal conviction or record suspension
Exception: Postings may reference Indigenous identity where there is a bona fide occupational requirement under Section 16 of the Canadian Human Rights Act or equivalent provincial legislation.
Employer Obligations
- You represent and warrant that you have the legal authority to post jobs on behalf of the hiring organization
- You are solely responsible for the accuracy, legality, and completeness of your job postings and any related communications with applicants
- You must respond to qualified applicants in a timely and professional manner
- You must not use applicant data collected through IJN for any purpose other than evaluating candidates for the posted role
- You must comply with all applicable employment standards, labour, and occupational health and safety legislation
- If you use an agency account to post on behalf of a client company, you must have written authorization from that client
Enforcement
IJN may, at its sole discretion and without prior notice:
- Reject, edit, or remove any job posting that violates these policies
- Limit the visibility or distribution of non-compliant postings
- Suspend or terminate the employer or agency account responsible for violations
- Forfeit all unused credits associated with a terminated account without refund
Repeated or severe violations may result in permanent account suspension without refund. IJN is not obligated to provide a specific reason for the removal or rejection of any posting. Users may report suspicious or non-compliant postings using the "Report" feature on any job detail page.
Content Ownership
Your Content: You retain ownership of all content you submit to the Service, including resumes, job listings, and profile information. By posting content, you grant Indigenous Jobs Network a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use, display, and distribute your content in connection with the Service.
Our Content: The Service and its original content (excluding content provided by users), features, and functionality are and will remain the exclusive property of Indigenous Jobs Network and its licensors. The Service is protected by copyright, trademark, and other laws.
You may not copy, modify, distribute, sell, or lease any part of our Services without permission. If you send us ideas or feedback, we may use them without paying you or keeping them confidential. We are not liable to you for removing any content.