Our standard
Opportunity pages should do less guessing for candidates.
IndigenousWork Canada presents postings as clear records: what the role is, where it happens, how applications are handled, and which expectations matter.
Hiring commitments
IndigenousWork Canada supports employers and Indigenous job seekers by keeping opportunities visible in a focused, Canada-wide environment. The board is built for clear job details, straightforward applications, and hiring processes that respect Indigenous experience, communities, and career paths.
Our standard
IndigenousWork Canada presents postings as clear records: what the role is, where it happens, how applications are handled, and which expectations matter.
Postings should keep requirements specific so lived experience, community work, credentials, and transferable strengths can be evaluated with care.
Application steps should be direct, with resume intake and consent language visible before the candidate submits.
Employers can keep opportunities visible to First Nations, Inuit, and Metis job seekers without turning the page into a generic job site.
Posting standard
Responsibilities, requirements, and benefits belong in readable sections rather than hidden behind vague summary copy.
Location, remote policy, employment type, and compensation details help candidates decide whether the posting deserves their time.
The format asks employers to write clearly and receive applications through a traceable process.
Review active opportunities or publish a role with these commitments in view.