Evenbreak

Review:

Formed in 2011, Evenbreak has over a decade of recruitment experience in the disabled job market. The platform offers employers a simple job posting process, social media promotion, and affordable pricing plans to help streamline the recruitment process and connect with disabled professionals across Canada.

Evenbreak has been used by a number of prominent companies, including Meta, Uniqlo, and Unilever, among others. While the platform is affordably priced, it lacks a free job posting option and job board syndication. In addition, there are relatively few Canadian jobs listed on the site, and employers may be better suited using a local job board.

Pros:

• Evenbreak is a niche job board dedicated to disabled professionals.
• Job posts are active for 60 days.
• Charities, nonprofits, recruitment agencies, and members of the Business Disability Forum receive a 10% discount.
• The platform shares job ads to its social media channels.
• Employers can create company profiles to highlight their inclusive culture and attract talented professionals.
• Evenbreak is more affordable than competitors, such as RecruitDisability.org.
• Employers looking to fill remote working positions have access to a global network of professionals.

Cons:

• There is no free job posting option.
• The platform does not syndicate job ads to other job boards.
• Pricing is only available in pound sterling.
• There is no local office or customer support number.
• The website is not available in French.

Reputation:

We were unable to find any online reviews for Evenbreak.

Evenbreak vs. Community Outreach Canada Job Board:

The Community Outreach Canada job board is available in multiple languages, whereas Evenbreak is only available in English. Evenbreak is a global job board, while the Community Outreach Canada job board targets the Canadian job market. Evenbreak charges £115.00 +VAT per post, while the latter offers free posting with paid plans from C$50.00.

Evenbreak vs. Aboriginal Job Board:

Aboriginal Job Board is a career site that focuses on helping the First Nation communities of Canada connect with employers. In contrast, Evenbreak focuses on professionals with disabilities. Aboriginal Job Board is Canadian-based and charges C$99.00 plus tax per post while Evenbreak is based in the U.K. and charges £115.00 +VAT per post.

Evenbreak vs. Indeed:

Indeed is a widely used general job posting site that offers free and paid job posting plans. In contrast, Evenbreak is a niche option that lets employers connect with disabled candidates; however, the platform lacks a free plan and does not offer pricing in Canadian dollars.