jobs board CMS / script

[domainstack]

Any recommendations for a good simple one? Initially I want to let anyone register and post jobs on a moderated basis, with some sort of integrated payment service later. I don't mind paying a bit (it's a speculative site, though, so not loads...) but obviously if there's something good and free out there, that's all the better!

 

[itrends]

jobberBase - The Open Source Job Board Software may do the job for you.
Or
Job Board Software Application Script J-Board
or
webJobs: Powerful Job Board Software and Job Script

I have been searching for around 2 months now. nothing suits what I need so I am just building my own instead using Ruby on Rails, looking amazing thus far. No plans to release code etc as yet but may clean it up and do so

Please do report back if you find anything as I would be keen to know if I missed any out.

 

[foz]

PG Job Site Pro Solution | Job Board script features
JobSite Professional 2.0 - powerful php and mysql product for running professional job websites

If you go to Hot Scripts :: The net's largest PHP, CGI, Perl, JavaScript and ASP script collection and resource web portal you will find more....

 

[domainstack]

Great, thanks. I'm going to have a play with jobberbase, which sounds ideal - single industry recruitment is *exactly* what I'm doing! Otherwise, I might talk to the people from KitchenTwo. I'd much rather deal with a UK company than an anonymous script-factory.

 

[aZooZa]

I've been using this for a couple of years. It was the best that I could find but has its limitations:

Job Board Software - Jamit Software

Installed at: Engineers.net - Engineering Recruitment - Engineering Jobs - Engineering Resumes - Engineers.net

 

[itrends]

Yeah had a look at Jamit a few weeks back. Some nice features but the support etc was a bit of an issue. Plus trying to get it as slick as todays apps are expected to be (i.e to make it quick and simple of the users in a slick interface) was more hassle than just building my own from scratch.

Having said that, I am in the unique position where I can make my own. For those that can't, all of the above mentioned are probably great starting points. I would perhaps recommend a 'free' solution while you see if you can get the traffic and demand, then invest in something proper if it is a niche you are really getting into with some success.

 

[blacknight]

Which, if any, of these scripts has seo-friendly URLs?

 

[StGerrard]

Take a look at www.SmartJobBoard.com. It has video uploads and it’s SEO friendly.

 

[itrends]

Now building my own new job boards in asp and php.

Please feel free to flag features you never seem to be able to find / are important to you.

The idea of my job board is to be niche focused rather than multi industry.