Verified Employers on KashJobs
KashJobs is Kashlei’s section for jobs. Public listings are tied to a verified business, so a candidate can see who is hiring. You cannot post as an unverified profile. Open KashJobs to see how openings are presented, then complete verification before you write the role.
Verification comes before the listing
The employer dashboard asks you to verify the business first. Kashlei reviews the profile before it can post. If the business verification KashJobs uses is already complete, the profile can be approved without a separate wait. If it is not, the profile stays in review until that check is done.
Do not draft a public listing as a way around the check. Candidates should only see a job from a business that has passed it. If verification is still pending, use the time to gather the facts you will need: the role, the location or remote arrangement, and how someone applies.
Use the business name that matches
The name on the employer profile should match the verified business name. A trading name and a legal name can differ in small ways, such as punctuation, but they should be the same business. If the names do not match, the profile is set aside for review instead of going straight through.
Use that same name on the job itself, in a form a candidate will recognize. Avoid a nickname that does not appear on the business, and avoid hiding who is hiring. If a recruiter is posting for a client, follow the process the dashboard gives you rather than inventing a company name.
Write the opening after you are verified
Once the business is verified, write the job in plain language. Use a title that matches the work. Say whether it is full-time, part-time, contract, or seasonal if that is the arrangement. Describe the tasks, the place or remote setup, and the qualifications that are actually required.
Separate what is required from what is only helpful. A long list of preferences can make a qualified person skip the role. Ask for a resume and any other material you need, and explain how to send it through KashJobs. Do not ask applicants to pay in order to be considered.
Describe the work without extra promises
Say what the person will do and who they will work with. If the schedule, travel, or location could affect a decision, include it. If something is not decided, say that it is not decided. Do not promise a promotion, a future role, or an outcome you do not control.
Read the listing as an applicant. Could you tell what the job is, where it is based, and what to submit? If a sentence is there only to sound impressive, replace it with a fact. The earlier guide on posting a job walks through the writing in more detail. This one is about the verification that has to come first.
What a candidate sees
A public job should name the verified business and describe the role. Candidates can browse openings and apply with the materials you asked for, such as a resume. They should not have to guess the employer, the location, or the next step. If a field on the listing is optional, leave it blank rather than filling it with a placeholder.
After someone applies, use the employer tools to move the application along, and keep notes in that process rather than in a public edit of the job. If you close the role, close the listing. People should not spend time applying to a job that is no longer open.
Keep the employer profile and the jobs in step
If the business name, the verification, or the role changes, update the profile and the listing together. A job that names a different company from the verified profile is confusing and can send the profile back for review. When a role is filled or no longer open, take the listing down so people do not apply for a closed job.
If verification is paused, jobs can be hidden until the business is verified again. Watch the employer dashboard for that notice. Fixing the verification is what brings the listings back, not editing the job text.
If the profile needs another look
Some profiles are not approved on the first pass. The dashboard explains that the business could not be verified, or that a review is still open. Update the details it asks for and submit again, or write to support@kashlei.com if you are stuck. Do not create a second profile under a different name to get around a review.
Verification is the point of the section. Candidates on KashJobs are looking at openings from businesses Kashlei has checked. A clear, current listing from a verified employer is what makes that useful.
FAQ
Who can post a job on KashJobs?
A verified business. Complete employer verification before a listing can go up. Open KashJobs.
What name should I use?
The business name that matches the verified business, in a form candidates will recognize.
What if verification is not finished?
The profile stays in review and you should not expect a public listing until the check is done.
Can I ask applicants to pay to apply?
No. A legitimate opening does not charge someone to be considered.
What happens if verification is paused later?
Jobs can be hidden until the business is verified again. The employer dashboard shows that state.