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Keywords help you find exactly what you're looking for.

How to use keyword search

• Enter the terms of your search in the Keywords field, for example the job title barista or kitchen hand/cook (without quotes).
• In addition to job title, you can include things like skill(s) and seniority (junior, senior, etc.) to make your search more targeted, for example junior barista or senior java developer oracle.
• To refine further, you can use the filters such as Classification, Location and Salary.
• You can choose multiple classifications and locations by using advanced search.

How search behaves

Job Search will always find a minimum of two words in a search query. For example, if your search query is HR and facilities administrator then Job Search will look for at least two matching words – i.e. jobs containing either 'HR administrator' or 'facilities administrator' (the 'and' in the query is ignored).

You can alter this default behaviour using Boolean logic – see Search Techniques below for examples.

Search techniques

You can use Boolean logic to tailor your search query by using words like OR, NOT and brackets ().

• Techniques

• Example

• Use OR between each word if you want to search for individual words
• sales OR management (finds all jobs with 'sales' and all jobs with 'management' in the description)
• Use NOT to exclude certain words
• sales NOT management (finds only the jobs which have 'sales' in the description and not ones with just 'management')
• Use AND to broaden your search criteria
• sales AND management (finds only the jobs which have both 'sales' and 'management' in the job ad)
• Use a combination of techniques by using brackets
• management NOT (sales OR account) (finds all 'management' jobs but not with 'sales' or 'account')
• Use double quotation marks to search for a specific phrase (for example "search term")
• "sales management" (finds jobs only with this specific phrase 'sales management')

Things to know about Keyword Search:

• It is not case sensitive
• It automatically ignores common words such as the, an, also
• It ignores special characters like %, /
• It interprets all spaces, commas, dashes and asterisks as AND
• It recognises common phrases regardless of the spelling such as part time, part-time, parttime

General tips

• By default, results are sorted by keyword match, so the results most relevant to your search criteria appear at the top.
• To get the freshest results, sort by date – the most recently listed jobs will appear at the top.
• Jobs that contain all of your search terms will generally appear above those which match on fewer terms.
• If you don't get many results, try removing filters to widen your search