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Open to every job board on the planet, the 2013 IAEWS Global Benchmark Survey will be releasing its questionnaire in just two weeks.



With a Steering Committee drawn from sites all over the world, the IAEWS Benchmark Survey is the only survey designed by job boards for job boards. The questionnaire will be delivered to registered sites on June 3rd.  So, if you haven’t yet registered, NOW is the time to do so.



Use the following link to reach the registration…

There are, of course, other fine surveys in our industry, but the IAEWS Global Benchmark Survey is the only data collection effort designed by job boards for job boards. A Steering Committee of your peers has now finished updating and improving the survey questionnaire to ensure it captures information that is important, accurate and useful to you.



In addition, we have retained a research team from The Ohio State University, one of the leading academic institutions in the world, to…

The IAEWS Spring Congress will be the largest gathering of employment site executives in the world.

The registration desk opens at 9:00 AM on Sunday April 14th, the conference starts at 10:00 AM and closes with a Networking Reception from 6-7:30 PM, followed by several "after parties."  It is being held at the Mandalay Bay Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada USA.

It is truly an extraordinary event.  And, today is the last day for…

This year's IAEWS Spring Congress will be the largest gathering of employment sites executives in the world. 

That means you get:

• peer conversations you can’t have anywhere else,
• content you won’t see anywhere else,

and

• connections you can’t make anywhere else.

Thanks to the generous support of its membership, the IAEWS is offering complimentary registration to non-IAEWS organizations.  We want you…

The 2012 IAEWS Global Benchmark Survey found that almost 10 percent of respondents’ traffic came from a mobile platform.

•    Despite that significant (and fast growing) trend, just 17 percent had an iPhone app and just 8 percent had an Android app.

•    Almost four-in-ten (39 percent) had a .mobi version of their site, yet just 11 percent were using their mobile platform to send job alerts by text message.



What can we learn from this data? …