Job Portal Targets Florida Employers and Job Seekers

Dec. 7, 2009 - PRLog -- Weston, FL -- Aprende, Incorporated unveils an online job board and recruiting portal dedicated exclusively to Florida. The portal aims to serve as initial touch point and qualification gateway for employers looking to fill key positions and job openings in a wide variety of professional and non-professional occupations.

While most online job boards usually charge employers fees of $100 dollars or more for each job post, http://www.IgotaJobToday.com lets employers post jobs for free.  Employers that wish to draw attention to their open positions may highlight their job posts for a small fee. Job seekers can post resumes free of charge and protect their identity by revealing their name and personal contact information selectively to prospective employers. Job seekers can also request email alerts for new job opportunities and employers can opt to receive resume alerts of candidates that meet specific job qualifications.

“As our economy recovers and new job opportunities become available in Florida, employers will need a cost-effective way to recruit top talent.” remarked Maria Logan, Marketing Director of Aprende, Inc. “We believe this is the perfect time to launch a low-priced, self-service portal that focuses on Florida businesses and individuals looking for work in Florida.” continued Logan.

In addition to providing a way for Florida job hunters and potential employers to connect, http://www.IgotaJobToday.com provides helpful links to various career tools and unemployment survival sites that include an uninsured helpline, adult retraining grants, health insurance alternatives, government help, grocery coupons, credit assistance and even child care. There’s even a link for free publications to help professionals keep up with trends in their industry or profession.

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Aprende, Inc. provides recruiting, sales management, neuromarketing and risk management training and consulting in English and Spanish to companies in the United States and Latin America.