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On Sunday, Sept. 17, The New York Times will feature the next installment of its Super Job Market, the biggest print and online recruitment section offered by The Times to employers in the tri-state area. Featuring thousands of job listings, this semi-annual career section is an expanded version of The New York Times Job Market.
As part of a classified advertising agreement announced in June 2006 between The Times and Metro International’s Metro New York - a free daily newspaper - Super Job Market listings will also appear on Monday, Sept. 18 in Times branded pages in Metro’s New York edition to give advertisers additional penetration of New York job seekers.
According to Doug Latino, group director of recruitment advertising, The New York Times, the Super Job Market has consistently been an effective vehicle to “unite great employers with job candidates, in print and online.”
Super Job Market is being supported in the tri-state area with an integrated promotional campaign that includes Internet advertising, signage at newsstand outlets and vending machines, bonus distribution at high-traffic commuter locations, ads in Metro and in The New York Times newspaper, online at NYTimes.com, on metro traffic radio and in select trade media publications.
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