Is that job listing still live? Free per-listing check | RoleSweep<br>Is that job listing still live?<br>Job boards keep showing roles after employers take them down. We check the employer's own careers site.

We index postings directly from company career pages and record when employers remove them. Give us an employer and the exact job title from a listing, and we will tell you whether it is still on the employer's own site, when it was removed, or that we honestly do not track that employer yet.

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What this check can and cannot tell you<br>Every answer here is a per-listing fact about the employer's own careers site as we observed it. A removed listing means the employer took the posting down; roles get filled, reposted under new titles, or withdrawn, and employer intent is unobservable from the outside. For the same reason we do not publish "ghost job" percentages anywhere: our lifecycle data supports a "suspected" heuristic at most, and a per-listing check beats a headline number. Full definitions are on the methodology page.<br>If we do not track an employer, we say so instead of guessing. Coverage grows weekly; the same index powers Sponsor Check and the research briefs.

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