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Are JOBview kiosks “live” on the Internet?
JOBview Workforce does have internet access but that access is controlled by the JOBview application, not the user. The internet access is used to redirect the JOBview application to an approved website or domain to enable the user to meet a specific requirement such as Workforce Registration or to apply for a job on an employer website.
JOBview 2nd Chance does not have access to the internet. The kiosks can access the Jobview corporate network using wireless broadband connection. The connection is used by the JOBview application to retrieve additional job information from our central 2nd Chance database as it is requested by the user. The user does not have direct access to the corporate network and they have no access to a keyboard; they only see and interact with what the JOBview 2nd Chance application presents them.
JOBview Newspaper does not have access to the internet. The kiosks access the Jobview corporate network using wireless broadband connection. The connection is used to download updated job listings as well as updates to the kiosk-resident application.
Are the kiosk users tracked?
Each kiosk captures a wide variety of user statistics including touches, prints, emails, text messages, applications, category touches, ad views and much more. All of this information is made available to the service provider in report form.
Can a job seeker store their personal information on a JOBview kiosk?
No registration or other personal information is stored on the kiosk.
How and when do employers receive the job seeker profiles?
If an employer has agreed to receive job seeker profiles, they are automatically sent the following day by email or fax.
How often are kiosk job listings updated?
JOBview kiosks are updated daily for all versions of the product.
Is there a limit to the number of prints and applications that a job seeker can print or send?
Users can view, print, email, text message, and request application assistance for as many jobs as they like at no charge. JOBview 2nd Chance does not support the email and text message features.
Where are JOBview kiosks located?
JOBview kiosks are located in Workforce Centers, Libraries, College, Correctional Facilities, Reentry Housing and other public-service locations – all places where people actively look for work.
Who is responsible for maintaining the kiosks?
Jobview is solely responsible for all maintenance and upkeep of the kiosks unless other arrangements are requested.
What is DEA?
DEA stands for Direct Employers Association (http://www.jobcentral.com/).
What does Alt-J mean?
Alt-J is a reference to a hotkey sequence provided with the Desktop of JOBview. We provide a small application that can be installed on any public workstation that will allow users to quickly access the JOBview application by simultaneously pressing the Alt and J keys on the keyboard. We also provide high quality image files that sites can use to make signs and adhesive labels to let users know to press Alt+J for Jobs.
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