Ontario · Public job postings and responsible AI hiring

Check an Ontario job posting before candidates see it.

Ontario's 2026 rules cover compensation, AI use, vacancy status, Canadian-experience requirements, and candidate follow-up for covered public postings. Check the wording, draft the required disclosures, and assign each follow-up task.

Ontario now connects job-posting language to the hiring process behind it.

AI use must be disclosed

Covered employers must state whether AI is used to screen, assess, or select applicants. The answer may depend on recruiters, platforms, and assessments outside the posting owner's direct workflow.

Ontario ESA guide

Compensation and vacancy status belong in the posting

The rules require expected compensation information and a statement about whether an existing vacancy is being filled, subject to current definitions and exceptions.

Ontario public-posting changes

Interview follow-up needs an owner

Interviewed applicants must receive information about whether a hiring decision has been made within the applicable period. Record the last interview date and the person responsible for the update.

Ontario public-posting changes

Ontario responsible hiring studio

Check the posting and the process before it goes live.

Start with employer size, AI use, and vacancy status. Paste the posting when you have it; the checker flags wording that still needs attention and produces a disclosure block your hiring owner can finish.

1How many employees does the employer have?
2Is AI used to screen, assess, or select applicants?
3Is this for an existing vacancy?
4Paste the public job posting

The local checker looks for pay, AI, vacancy, and Canadian-experience wording. It does not send the posting to an AI model.

Fixed-scope human review

Choose the amount of hiring process you need reviewed.

Start with one posting for C$199. Choose the workflow review when AI tools, recruiters, approvals, and candidate follow-up also need named owners.

One-time purchase

Ontario Job Posting Human Review

C$199

Have one Ontario public job posting reviewed for wording, disclosures, and practical next edits.

  • Human review of one public job posting
  • Compensation, AI-use, vacancy, and Canadian-experience wording checklist
  • Revised disclosure block and recommended edits
  • One clarification round within 7 days

Human review within 2 business days after intake

Review full scope

One-time purchase

Ontario Hiring Workflow Review

C$399

Review one role from public posting through AI screening, interview follow-up, and ownership.

  • Everything in the Ontario Job Posting Human Review
  • One-role AI and third-party hiring-tool inventory
  • Vacancy, approval, and candidate follow-up owner map
  • 30-minute review call and written action record

Written review within 3 business days; call scheduled after intake

Review full scope

Human reviewers provide editorial and planning support. They do not replace advice or decisions from a lawyer, regulator, immigration professional, or other licensed authority.

For hiring teams and advisors

Test one live role before changing every template.

Testing one live role identifies who owns compensation, the AI-tool inventory, vacancy approval, candidate communication, and record retention. Save those owners and checks for the next posting instead of producing a policy document no one uses.

Scope one hiring pilot

6-Week Canadian Cohort Pilot

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Set up participant tasks, prepare staff, run six weeks of between-appointment work, and review the results before a wider rollout.

Free: a 30-minute fit and scope conversation.

  • Tasks set up for one participant group
  • Up to 25 participants
  • Staff review points and consent rules
  • A report on completion, staff time, and participant feedback

Guided service

From C$2,500

One 6-week pilot · final scope and privacy requirements confirmed before purchase

Plan a 6-Week Pilot

CoachGPT helps you prepare and keep track of the work, but cannot guarantee employment, licensing, exam, or participant outcomes.