Secondary module
Jobs
Browse structured vacancy cards with unified filters and cleaner vacancy conditions.
Open JobsOne Canada-wide job ecosystem, built around a clear user path.
WorkRadar is moving toward a real national job product where the main user journey is simple: build your profile in Work Passport, review your Matches, and open Job Details with a clear next step.
Product direction
Canada-wide
Current phase
Web MVP+
Primary flow
Passport → Matches
Primary candidate route
Work Passport → Matches → Job Details
This is now the clearest product path for a user: define candidate preferences, review explainable matches, then open the exact job and continue toward save, resume, and apply actions.
Main flow step
1. Build Work Passport
Set candidate-side preferences, resume foundation, and application-ready profile data.
Open Work PassportMain flow step
2. Review Matches
See which roles fit your candidate preferences and why they were matched to you.
Open MatchesMain flow step
3. Open Job Details
Review role conditions, apply details, benefits, and next actions from the matched vacancy.
Open Job DetailsSecondary module
Salary Radar
Use the live web map and salary-linked vacancy browsing flow.
Open Salary RadarSecondary module
Saved Jobs
Keep selected roles in one place and continue your application path later.
Open Saved JobsSecondary module
Employers
Keep the employer side visible as part of the wider WorkRadar product direction.
Open EmployersEmployer side
Employers remain part of the same product system
The employer flow is still part of the WorkRadar direction, but the main candidate-facing experience is now much clearer and more structured.
Open EmployersMandatory direction
WorkRadar must cover all provinces and territories, and grow toward broad city coverage across Canada with a strong target around municipalities and cities of 5,000+ population.