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A business can meet members who are looking for work. A member can show skills, locations, and the work they want. Employers can contact only members who turn that on.
One account, two ways to use the passport
Anyone can open a free profile and apply to a job a business has posted. The free profile is basic. It is labeled unverified. It is there so a real person can answer an opening without paying first.
The $8 a month passport is the same membership already used to list a business. It is one passport on one account. A person looking for work and a business hiring people do not open two accounts.
| Account | What you can do |
|---|---|
| Free profile | Use one account under the name on your ID, or a usual short form of your first name. Keep a basic profile labeled unverified. Apply to jobs a business has posted. |
| $8 a month, looking for work | Add skills, locations, and the work you want. Turn on Open to opportunities if employers may find you and contact you. Turn it off when you want that to stop. |
| $8 a month, hiring | Place a help-wanted post from the same account. Contact members who turned on Open to opportunities. You cannot contact members who left that setting off. |
Open to opportunities stays off until you turn it on. If you never mark it, employers do not see you in that search, and you do not get those messages.
Create your account. The form does not charge a card. A business post shows on Help Wanted after the business places it.
Employers reach only people who asked to be found
Mark the profile Open to opportunities when you want businesses to find you. That mark is yours. You can pause it, turn it off, or remove the listing. Off means you are out of the employer search.
A business with the $8 a month passport can read those opted-in profiles and contact those members about work. The business cannot use the passport to message members who left the setting off.
Applying to a posted job is separate. A free profile can apply to an opening a business placed. That application does not put the free profile into the employer search.
One real person, the name on your ID
The account belongs to a real person in Florida. Use the name on your ID. A usual short form of that same first name is allowed. Ronald may use Ron. The member ID is shaped like FIRST.LAST.1.
One person. One account. A second account is not allowed, including a second account for a business. Fake accounts are removed. The name rule is how automated signups are kept off the site, so the people hiring and the people looking for work are real.
A name on the account does not by itself prove identity. The free profile stays labeled unverified. A verified badge is added only after a private check. You do not have to complete that check to apply with a free profile.
What other people can see
Other members see the name you approved on the profile. ID images stay off the profile. Phone, email, and other personal contact details stay private until you choose to share them with a business.
A business that contacts you through Open to opportunities is using the $8 a month passport. You can turn the setting off and stop new messages from that search. Removing the listing takes the extra professional details out of the employer view.
Adults 21 and older. Confirm the current opening with the business. A listing on this page is not an endorsement.
Questions people ask
Can I apply for a job with a free profile?
Yes. A free profile can apply to a job a business has posted. The profile is basic. It is labeled unverified, and it does not add the extra professional details. A free profile is not in the employer search.
Who can contact me about work?
Only a business using the $8 a month passport, and only if you turn on Open to opportunities. Leave that setting off and you stay out of the employer search. You do not get those messages.
Is hiring a second membership?
No. One account. One $8 a month passport. The same passport lets you add an opportunity profile and lets a business place a help-wanted post and contact members who opted in. Do not open a second account for the business.
What name goes on the account?
Use the name on your ID. A usual short form of your first name is allowed, such as Ron for Ronald. The member ID is shaped like FIRST.LAST.1. One real person. One account. A second account is not allowed.
Does a name prove who I am?
No. A name on the account does not by itself prove identity. A free profile stays labeled unverified. A verified badge is added only after a private check. ID images stay off the profile. Employers see the name you approved.
Does the join form charge a card?
No. The join form does not charge a card. Adults 21 and older. Membership is $8 a month when the passport is paid.
A listing on this page is not an endorsement.
Help Wanted is where a business post appears. Trade training is on the Florida trade schools guide. Hiring around the state is on Florida construction jobs and Florida port jobs.