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Job Board FAQs

Why should I post my job position on the CRHNet Job Board?

The CRHNet job board is the only national, online job board curated specifically to the field of disaster and emergency management, disaster risk reduction, and business continuity. The CRHNet Job board serves as a centralized platform for emergency managers, and closely related professionals, to access job postings across Canada. Sharing a job on the job board means that you get more applications from highly qualified jobseekers in the field.

Why do I need to add the salary information for my posting?

CRHNet is a strong advocate that all people deserve to be paid fairly and our communities are stronger when everyone is treated equally. We recognise that in Canada, there is a notable pay gap which disproportionately impacts women and gender-diverse people, and especially people who are Indigenous, racialized, newcomers, disabled and/or 2SLGBTQIA+. In the interest of all future applicants, we require that all positions posted on the CRHNet Job board disclose the expected pay or pay range in their submission.

If you are interested in learning more about this decision and the importance of pay transparency, please consider reviewing the following resources:

  • BC Pay Transparency Act 
  • How pay transparency is breaking down the taboo of talking about your salary, CBC 2023
Where can I share my volunteer position?

CRHNet has multiple spaces for which it is appropriate and encouraged to share volunteer positions. The CRHNet Emerging Professional (EP) Committee is always looking for volunteer roles within the field of Disaster and Emergency Management to share in the EP Newsletter, send an email to ep@crhnet.ca. 

What types of job postings can be shared on the CRHNet Job Board?

There are a number of criteria that the Job Board moderator will use to determine if your job posting is an appropriate fit for the CRHNet Job Board. This includes, the following: 

  • The posting must clearly state a requirement for either education and/or experience in disaster and emergency management/preparedness, emergency social services, disaster risk reduction and/or business continuity. Related careers may be considered on a case by case basis. 
  • The role should clearly describe a role related to emergency management, disaster risk reduction, and/or business continuity rather than a first responder role. Positions such as 911 Dispatch, are not considered an emergency management role (or adjacent) and will not be shared on the job board at this time.
  • The position should last a minimum of 6 weeks. Positions shorter than 6 weeks may be considered on a case by case basis. 
  • The position must be compensated financially. The CRHNet Job board is not able to share volunteer positions. Unpaid internship type may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
What does it cost to share my job posting on the CRHNet Job Board?

The price to post a job on the CRHNet job board is based on your membership status:

  • CRHNet Individual members and Organization members: Free
  • Non-members: $50 CAD

If your job posting is not an appropriate listing for the CRHNet Job Board your fee will be refunded.

Posting an entry level position? Use code entrylevel2024 to post for free! Not sure if you position qualifies as an entry level job? Check out our FAQ “What counts as an Entry-Level Position” to see if your position is eligible.

What counts as an Entry-Level Position?

We define an entry – level position as a role that can be completed with little to no experience. They are typically directed towards current students, recent graduates, or individuals transitioning careers. These roles should prioritise providing on-site training to support professional development and growth. A good indicator that a job will be considered entry-level is if they require less than 3 years experience in the field.

We understand that entry level can look different for each organisation, and will considered each position on a case by case basis. If you are unsure if your position is considered entry-level, send a message to info@crhnet.ca to discuss. 

To support emerging professionals entering the field, we are pleased to share that we will waive the posting fee for positions considered to be entry level. Please use code entrylevel2024 when submitting your entry level position to the job board.

How can I share my job posting on the CRHNet Job Board?

We encourage anyone to share a job posting for a position within disaster and emergency management on the CRHNet Job Board. To post a job, please fill out the Job Board submission form here. 

How can I renew my job posting on the CRHNet Job Board?

Listings on the Job Board expire after 30 days in order to support the management of the Job Board. If your listing expires while you are still hiring, you can renew your job posting for free by contacting info@crhnet.ca. 

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