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How do I delete my Job? |
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If you have a Business Publishing Account, you can delete your jobs anytime by logging into your 'My Log Onto Beaumont'. Otherwise you have to contact a Jobs Market Administrator to have the job deleted. |
» For Site Posts - To Delete a Job
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» For Business Publishing Accounts - To Delete a Job
Log into your 'My Log Onto Beaumont' and click "My Jobs" on the left side of the page.
Find the job that you would like deleted and click on it.
Then, click 'Delete This Listing' located at the bottom of the page. A confirmation page will show up to double check that is the job you would like removed permanently. If that is the correct ad, click 'Delete'.
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You can temporarily turn your job off, then back on again.
At the bottom of the Update An Job page in the Site Display area there is a 'Live' and 'Inactive' choice.
If 'Inactive' is chosen, the job will NOT display on the site. If 'Live' is chosen, the job will display the site.
You can turn the display of the job on or off anytime. |
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» Business Publishing Accounts
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A Business Publishing Account enables your business or organization to publish information anytime without our involvement. Besides your Jobs, a Business Publishing Account provides publishing for News & Announcements, Events, Real Estate, Promotions & Coupons and your Business Directory listing.
No technical expertise is required; it's just that quick and easy.
Contact a sales representative for more information about Business Publishing Accounts and other online marketing opportunities. |
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