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Careers page options
You can choose how your Careers page is set up to display jobs and content. Each option offers a different level of control and customization.
For more details, refer to Careers Page Options.
IFrame (inline frame)
With an iFrame, your web team manages your Careers page.
- Your team can customize items such as the header, footer, and surrounding content.
- Paycor provides code to place on the page to display jobs from your account.
- The iFrame displays jobs within a window on your web page.
- Applicants can view job listings without reloading the entire page
For additional information on this setup, refer to iFrame Careers Page Setup.
Hosted Page
With a hosted page, Paycor hosts your Careers page.
- This option is helpful if you cannot host your own page.
- It requires minimal setup.
- It offers the least customization.
ATOM Feed with Iframe
This option gives your web team the most control and freedom for design.
- Your team uses an ATOM feed to pull job data.
- You can display jobs in a fully custom design.
- This option requires more setup and technical resources.
- It provides the highest level of customization.
For additional information on this setup, refer to ATOM Feed Careers Page Setup.
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Updated: July 22nd, 2026 8022 views 0 likes
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