Jobserve Screening Services Limited.

[pootle]

Everytime I click on an "Apply Now" Jobserve Subscribed Job Application email, I am asked for my Working Status in the UK, which has a drop down and has defaulted to blank-despite the fact I had populated the drop down 10 minutes earlier with "UK/EU Citizen", after applying to a previous job; all other questions remain cached. Proof of my nationality can be provided to other forum viewers if required - simply send an SAE for a clear, colour copy of my passport. This occurs on Chrome and Firefox so far.

[Gentile]

Everytime I click on an "Apply Now" Jobserve Subscribed Job Application email, I am asked for my Working Status in the UK, which has a drop down and has defaulted to blank-despite the fact I had populated the drop down 10 seconds earlier with "UK/EU Citizen" (Proof of nationality can be provided to other forum viewers if required - simply send an SAE for a clear, colour copy of my passport). This occurs on Chrome and Firefox so far.

One of the many reasons I never use their Apply Now 'feature'. Most companies stopped using application forms for recruiting in preference to CVs circa 1995. It's a shame JobServe seems to think it's a good idea to resurrect such an outdated concept.

[BobTucker]

Everytime I click on an "Apply Now" Jobserve Subscribed Job Application email, I am asked for my Working Status in the UK, which has a drop down and has defaulted to blank

I've been using Firefox (v13) and it works for me 100% every time, also works fine in Chrome and IE8, were you definitely logged in at the time?

[northernladuk]

I've been using Firefox (v13) and it works for me 100% every time, also works fine in Chrome and IE8, were you definitely logged in at the time?

Can you fix your daily to hourly rate thing as well please. I am sure it is because our IE is very old but business case for client to upgrade the build because I can't work out hourly/daily rate on job site won't really cut it....

[pootle]

I've been using Firefox (v13) and it works for me 100% every time, also works fine in Chrome and IE8, were you definitely logged in at the time?

Yes definitely logged in otherwise the remaining details would not be cached; however it would be nice if citizenship details were stored in permanent settings - after all I've lost count of the number of times I changed my nationality and changed it back again (and had the option to change it back yet again) within the hour.