SchoolRecruiter 2.0 by Netchemia

  • 12/01/07

SchoolRecruiter 2.0 by Netchemia

SchoolRecruiter 2.0 by Netchemia

NETCHEMIA, a provider of web-based services for K-12 organizations,has announced SchoolRecruiter 2.0. The software streamlineshiring by storing applicant information and human resources documentationin one relational database, accessible via the internet by both jobseekers and school administrators according to security permissions.Highlights of the latest version include job fair management, a requisitionsystem, customizable interview questionnaires, and job poolingsupport, which tracks related positions against metrics such as buildingsor budget codes. The upgraded system features are free for all currentSchoolRecruiter customers. Price: Subscriptions start at 75 centsper student.

 

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