Can I access my colleague's user account to post jobs?

No. It is against Job Bank's Terms of Use to access another individual's user account. A Job Bank user account includes personal information that only identifies, and is associated to, one person.

Therefore, if you would like to access an employer file to post jobs, you must first create your own personal user account. To do so, you can:

1. Go to Job Bank for Employers and click on "Sign up now!".
2. Have a look at what you will need and click on "Proceed".
3. Read the Privacy Statement and Terms of Use. Click on "I agree".
4. Enter your email address and create a password. Click on "Continue".
5. Enter the confirmation code sent to your email. Click on "Continue".
6. Select and answer five security questions. Click on "Finish".
7. Enter your personal information and check the "I agree" box. Click on "Finish".

Once you have created your user account, someone who is already identified on the employer file can add you as a new user.

If you are having issues creating your user account because the email address you are trying to use is already linked to the account of a previous colleague, contact us. Do not try to access your colleague’s user account.

Important: Important: Job Bank employer files must include a business owner or director who is registered with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). This person must be identified on the employer file as a Primary Officer.

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