Workopolis

Review:

Workopolis is a flexible job posting site for Canadian employers, owned by Indeed, that enables you to estimate the number of candidates you would like to attract, based on your employment needs. They offer free job postings on Indeed as well as a career blog that features HR trends, industry insights, hiring tips, and more.

Pros:

• Employers can easily post free job vacancies on Indeed.
• Employers have the option to sponsor their job postings for more exposure.
• Workopolis offers a helpful career blog.
• Jobs can be posted in English or French.
• Applicant tracking is offered through your Indeed dashboard.
• Employers have access to mobile recruiting through Indeed.

Cons:

• There is no phone or email customer support.
• The platform does not offer automatic reminders.

Reputation:

Workopolis has a 2.9 out of 5-star rating on Trustpilot based on two reviews, both of which are negative.

Workopolis vs. Monster:

Monster is a job posting site, whereas Workopolis is a job aggregator and search site. Monster is internationally recognized and offers phone support, social advertising, and customizable branding, all of which are lacking with the Canadian-based Workopolis. See our article for a more in-depth comparison of Monster vs. Workopolis.

Workopolis vs. Google for Jobs:

Google for Jobs is a more complicated platform that requires employers to have their own company website as well as programming knowledge to structure the underlying HTML of job postings. Vacancies need to be properly indexed to appear on Google searches. Workopolis, on the other hand, offers a simple-to-use form to post jobs for free on Indeed.

Workopolis vs. Eluta.ca:

Eluta.ca is a Canadian job posting site that monitors registered companies' websites for job postings and will automatically include those postings in their organic search results. Eluta.ca only offers a job search engine while Workopolis, through Indeed, offers a wider array of alternate features like applicant tracking and mobile recruitment.