Security Industry Recruiting Center offer is available to members of ESA, CSAA and SIA
The online job board now offers 30-day job postings to members of any of the three associations for a reduced price

The online job board, which is jointly operated by the Electronic Security Association (ESA), the Central Station Alarm Association (CSAA) and the Security Industry Association (SIA), now offers 30-day job postings to members of any of the three associations for just $99. A 60-day posting is $175. Members save 50 percent off the non-member rates of $199 for 30 days and $349 for 60 days. In addition, both members and non-members can save 20 percent by buying packs of five or 10 job postings.

Member employers who only want to view resumes can do so for $25 each, while non-members pay $50. Again, 20 percent discounts are available for purchases of packs of five and 10. Employers who post job openings receive unlimited resume views at no additional charge.

“We’re working to make the Security Industry Recruiting Center the premier job board in the electronic security industry, and this new pricing structure will help us to do that,” SIA CEO Don Erickson said. “In addition, we’re able to provide a great benefit by helping our member companies to find qualified recruits at minimal cost, all while continuing to offer non-members very competitive rates.”

The job board can be found at www.securityindustryrecuitingcenter.com

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