Job Market Find work in eDominations! Browse job listings, apply for positions, and earn Country Currency.
Job Market
Location Per country Energy Cost 10 Energy per work XP Reward 2 XP per work Salary Country Currency (CC)
Job Market
The Job Market is where citizens find employment and employers hire workers. Each country has its own job market with salaries paid in that country’s local currency .
Key Points:
Job offers are country-specific - you must be located in a country to see its jobs
Salaries are paid in the local currency of that country
Work Tax is deducted from your salary and goes to the country treasury
You can only have one job at a time
Finding a Job
How to Get Hired:
Go to Job Market in the menu
Select your current country (you must be located there)
Browse available job offers sorted by salary
Click Apply on a job offer
You’re hired immediately!
Requirements:
Must be in the country offering the job
Must be currently unemployed
Cannot apply while already employed
Working
Daily Work Routine:
Once employed, work daily from the Companies page:
Action Cost/Reward Work -10 Energy XP Earned +2 Experience Points Salary Paid in local CC (minus tax) Work Count +1 toward Hard Worker medal
Work Tax
Employers
Who Can Hire:
For Employers:
Post job offers from your Companies page
Set your offered salary in local currency
Must have enough CC to pay workers
Job offers are removed if you can’t afford salaries
Quitting Your Job
You can quit your job anytime:
Go to Companies page
Click Resign or Quit Job
You’re now unemployed and can apply elsewhere
Note: If your employer runs out of money, you’ll be automatically fired.
Tips for Job Market
Pro Tips:
Compare salaries - Higher isn’t always better if tax is high
Check tax rates - Low tax countries give you more take-home pay
Work daily - Consistent work earns Hard Worker medals (5 Gold each)
Use Houses - Houses let you work multiple times per day
Self-employment - Own Companies and work for yourself!
Location matters - Different countries have different economies
Related Pages
Economy