Can I advertise self-employment opportunities?

Self-employment opportunities cannot be advertised on Job Bank. Employers can only post jobs for which successful candidates would be added to a standard payroll system. They are expected to:

• deduct income tax, Employment Insurance premiums and Canada Pension Plan contributions from the amounts they pay to their employees; and
• remit these deductions to the Canada Revenue Agency using the payroll account number registered to post on Job Bank.

If a job posting is found to be a self-employed opportunity, Job Bank will decline the posting. You can consult Job Bank’s Terms of Use for more information.

• How do I make changes to my advertised job posting?
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• What are the rules to post on Job Bank?
• If I can't write my own job description, what can I do?
• Can I advertise self-employment opportunities?
• Why was my job posting declined?
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• How do I create a job posting?
• How do I edit my job posting?
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• How do I extend my job posting?