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Latest post Mon, Jun 13 2005 3:07 PM by Vincent Ding. 1 replies.
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Vincent Ding  +  108368 Mon, 13 Jun 05 03:07 PM
i wonder what those websites are called where messages about vacant positions and profiles of people looking for a job are posted. human resource website?recruitment website?

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Mister Micawber  +  108567 Tue, 14 Jun 05 03:08 AM

I would probably pluralize: human resources website. Yes, and recruitment website, mployment website, jobhunters website. -- all these would be easily understandable, I think. As to what is most used, perhaps scanning through the homepages of a few of the sites themselves would offer some insight.

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