Every HR-technology story tagged #job boards.
job boardsJob Board Consulting· Oct 20, 2026
Job Board Consulting is listing a portfolio of approximately 30 international job-board websites for acquisition or strategic investment, according to the publisher; the portfolio reportedly spans North America, Europe, APAC, and other regions, claims over one million registered users, and generates roughly $7,700 per month in revenue, with AI-powered candidate tools including resume analysis and job matching.
MonsterJob Board Doctor· Oct 16, 2026
Fourteen former Monster France employees have filed a court petition in Nanterre asking a judge to appoint an independent expert to audit inter-entity money flows between Randstad and Monster ahead of the 2024 joint venture with Apollo — which ended in Monster's Chapter 11 filing and left unsecured European creditors with cents on the dollar, according to Job Board Doctor. Randstad, represented by Jones Day, secured a postponement to February 8, 2027, citing insufficient preparation time despite receiving the complaint in January 2026.
job boardsHR Tech Feed· Oct 6, 2026
CoverClicks, a publisher network focused on job boards, has launched a dual-function tool that reportedly pays recruitment site owners for uncommitted visitor traffic while generating re-engagement data on dormant user databases — giving job board operators a new monetization and audience intelligence option.
candidate experienceJob Board Consulting· Sep 28, 2026
Bandana.com, a Brooklyn-based map-centric job platform billing itself as the "Airbnb of job boards," has reportedly reached over 2 million monthly active users, according to Job Board Consulting; the platform differentiates itself with pay transparency, direct employer links to eliminate scam listings, and a built-in ATS resume builder.
UKJob Board Doctor· Sep 4, 2026
Guardian Jobs is shutting down after 30 years of operation, according to Job Board Doctor's Julie Sowash, who traces the closure to decades of declining recruitment advertising revenue — accelerated by UK public-sector austerity cuts — rather than solely the "fundamental shift in the UK recruitment landscape" cited by the Guardian's global chief advertising officer. At the time of the announcement the platform reportedly still carried nearly 15,000 live job listings across media, education, and the charity sector.