Advertising salary
Write the salary as you want it to appear on the job advert. This can include details such as the pro-rata salary, pay grade or scale if relevant. For example:
£30,000 to £35,000 per year (£17,139 to £20,000 pro rata)
or
£15 per hour plus overtime
Salary from
Enter the lowest salary range for your role. For example, if the salary is £30,000 to £35,000, you would enter 30000. Do not include any special characters such as £ or ,
This is used to help customers filter by salary range on the job website. The figure is not displayed on your advert.
Salary to
Enter the highest salary range for your role. For example, if the salary is £30,000 to £35,000, you would enter 35000. Do not include any special characters such as £ or ,
This is used to help customers filter by salary range on the job website. The figure is not displayed on your advert.
Per hour or per year
Select whether the pay details you have entered are per hour or per year.
Hours per week
Enter the number of hours per week for the role. This figure is in decimals rather than hours and minutes. For example, 37 and a half hours should be written as 37.5. You can convert minutes to decimals in the On The Clock website.
Fixed term end date
This field only appears if you selected fixed term as the vacancy type. Enter the fixed term end date, for example, 31 March 2025.
Is the salary equal to or above National Minimum Wage?
Select 'Yes' or 'No'. We cannot advertise jobs where the salary is below the National Minimum Wage.
Is this a teaching role?
Select 'Yes' or 'No'.
If you select 'Yes', a field will appear for 'This is a teaching role and the current proportion is:'
This is an optional field and won't appear on your job advert. You can leave this as 0.
Positions available
Enter the number of positions available for this job advert. This information does not appear on the job advert so you may also want to include the number of positions later on, when you add details about the role, if you are advertising more than one role.
If you are a bulk advert credit customer, choosing more than one position does not affect your number of credits. Each job advert will only use one credit.