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Three screens, in this order

Paste it

The job posting’s words.

Confirm what we read

Employer, job title, location. If we read one wrong, you fix it here, before anything is checked.

Read the card

Every check, what it found, and the count on the card. Like it, or pass on it.

A real card, top to bottom

This is the app’s own card for an invented posting, a home care job that wants your SIN card and a void cheque at the interview. Press the button and watch it come in.

Brennock Home Care is invented, to show the card.

Brennock Home Care

Personal Support Worker (PSW) - Community Visits

Hamilton, Ontario

1 out of 6 detected

Worth a look Counted against this posting

  • Posting mentions a SIN or SSN, banking details, or identity documents

Checked — nothing wrong Ran, and found no problem

  • Listed as posted 8 days ago
  • Pay: $22.50 to $24.00 per hour
  • Contact uses a company domain
  • Posting does not mention payment, equipment purchase, or fees
  • Posting states it is for an existing vacancy

Other details Not counted either way

  • The stated application deadline has not passed
  • Standard template language accounts for about 5% of the description
  • Schedule stated: Full-time · Monday to Friday
  • Benefits mentioned: Health and wellness · Time off What the posting lists Categories we recognised in the posting, in our words. Health and wellness Health coverage, Dental Time off Paid vacation, Personal and sick leave

What this can mean General guidance
Postings vary for many ordinary reasons. A missing salary range or deadline is common and is not by itself evidence of anything. Use these observations as questions to ask, not as conclusions.

What comes with every check

The full checklist, not just a number. Every check and what it found, in plain sentences, on one card.

What the posting states. Every rate of pay the posting states goes on the card, along with dates, deadlines and what the job asks of you, read from the posting’s own words.

What the posting leaves out. No pay stated, no posting date, no deadline. Each one is named plainly.

No claims about employers. The card reports observations, not verdicts. Postings vary for many ordinary reasons; the observations are questions to ask, not conclusions.

Questions people ask

Is checking a job posting free?

Yes. Three a day on the free plan, once you’ve signed up for Jobstance.

Does Jobstance say whether a job is fake?

No. We make no claims about employers. The card reports what the posting states and what it leaves out; postings vary for many ordinary reasons, and a missing salary range or deadline is not by itself evidence of anything. The observations are questions to ask, not conclusions.

What can I paste?

The job posting’s words.

What does the check look at?

Pay, dates and deadlines, requests for money or personal information, contact channels, and more. Each one reports in a plain sentence.

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