Be the first to know with Job Alerts
Did you know you can sign up for job alerts with Fuse Recruitment? What are Job Alerts? Job Alerts are notifications of new jobs that are sent straight to your email. They tell you when new jobs, that are relevant to you, are up for grabs. This is the best way to stay up to…
By Nicole Hart
Graduate• Job Seeker • September 2, 2019
Did you know you can sign up for job alerts with Fuse Recruitment?
What are Job Alerts?
Job Alerts are notifications of new jobs that are sent straight to your email. They tell you when new jobs, that are relevant to you, are up for grabs.
This is the best way to stay up to date with the latest job opportunities and get in before other applicants do! After all, it pays to be connected.
Are you an active candidate? A “could be tempted” job seeker? Or, perhaps you are happy where you are, but you are waiting for your dream role to come up! Well, whatever you are, you don’t want to miss out on this.
All you need to do is let us know which jobs you want to hear about. But first, you’ll need to register here and log in before you follow the following steps.
How to sign up for Job Alerts
After you’ve logged in , head over to our Job Search page and click ‘CREATE ALERT’.
Fill out the form to let us know what jobs you’re interested in hearing about.
Hit ‘Save’, then keep an eye out on your emails for your next dream job!
You can also create and preview your job alerts in your candidate dashboard (make sure you’re logged in first):
We are all about connecting people with opportunities to achieve their dreams. That’s why we offer our candidates a range of different services to make life just that little bit easier! Click here for Candidate Services.
Got a mate that’s great?
Refer a friend and we’ll give you up to $500!*
We know that great candidates know great candidates and, as we say, it pays to be connected. So, if you introduce a your friend to us and then we place them in a permanent role, we will say thank you with a $500 prepaid VISA card. If we place them in a temporary role, we’ll give you a $50 prepaid VISA card.
To be eligible for a gift card the following conditions must be satisfied:
- The Candidate must be placed in a permanent employment position by Fuse and remain in said employment for a minimum period of one (1) month
- OR; The Candidate must be placed in a temporary, contract or labour-hire employment position by Fuse and remain in said employment for a minimum period of one (1) week
- All Client fees must be received by Fuse Recruitment prior to any reward being offered
- The “Refer a Friend” referral scheme excludes candidates who are currently registered, or have previously been registered, with Fuse Recruitment
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