List of companies that don't advertise jobs MEGATHREAD

treguard1982

Hi. I thought it would be a good idea if there was a thread where people could contribute their knowledge of companies that don't actively advertise jobs on jobsites/jobcentre website etc. According to the job centre, about 50% of jobs out there aren't currently being advertised externally.

Cheers Peeps

Here goes, please correct me if I'm wrong:-

BBC
HSE
AQA

Sorry, can't post links as a new user, pooh. Well a quick google will bring up the results easily enough.

willsonline

OK, know quite a few:

NATS
NETWORK RAIL
MOST TRAIN COMPANIES, SWT, SOUTHERN, FGW
SERCO DEFENCE/SERCO
POST OFFICE LTD

sweetstudent

Yes, but what is to stop people actually going to a companies website, i always did that!!!

dmg24

Could I suggest that, rather than just posting who does not advertise on general jobseeking websites, you also post how you can find out about vacancies for these organisations?

nexuss

willsonline wrote: »

OK, know quite a few:

NATS
NETWORK RAIL
MOST TRAIN COMPANIES, SWT, SOUTHERN, FGW
SERCO DEFENCE/SERCO
POST OFFICE LTD

The post office and network rail advertise on the JCP website.

Network rail vacancies on their own site are below :

http://www.networkrail.co.uk/aspx/1070.aspx

elisamoose

Support staff in schools are advertised on local authority websites or a stand alone HR company (such as EPM in Peterborough/Cambs area).

willsonline

Most Post Office Ltd jobs (not Royal Mail) are advertised on their own webiste. Network Rail dont advertise on JCP!!

nexuss

willsonline wrote: »

Most Post Office Ltd jobs (not Royal Mail) are advertised on their own webiste. Network Rail dont advertise on JCP!!

Network Rail and Carillion Construction both use their in-house recruitment business SkyBlue who in turn have used JCP to advertise vacancies.

Gingernutmeg

The BBC used to advertise a lot of jobs on Mandy.com (a website for the film and tv industry). Not sure if they still do though, and it was techy jobs.

missymugwump

Never heard of Mandy.com thanks for that :beer:

treguard1982

It's worth checking out your local authority's website. Some will let you email the application form (very handy if you have 1 main application which you copy and paste bits from).

Railway people (can't post links but it's basically .com added on)

Also look at university websites. MMU for example have advertised on the job centre website although I don't believe Manchester University do.