Onlano is a job board with free career tools. This page sets out what you can and cannot rely on.
1. Job listings
We do not employ the people or represent the companies in our listings, and we do not guarantee that a job is still open, that its details are complete, or that you will get an interview or an offer. Some listings come from job feeds or employers' public careers pages rather than directly from the employer.
Before you share personal details or accept an offer, check the employer through its own website. Never pay anyone to apply for a job. If a listing looks wrong, tell us and we will look into it.
2. Applying through Onlano
Only employers with an account on Onlano receive applications sent through our form. For other listings, the Onlano team receives your application and it is not sent to the employer automatically. The job page tells you which applies. How Onlano works explains this in full.
3. Salaries
We show a salary only when the source states one. A listing without a salary means none was published, not that the role is unpaid.
4. Calculators
Our calculators give estimates for general guidance. They use the numbers you enter and simplified assumptions, and tax rules, overtime rules and pay practices differ by country, state and contract. They are not tax, legal or financial advice, and your payslip or employer may show different figures.
5. Letters and notice periods
The resignation letter tool and our articles about notice periods offer general information only. Your employment contract and local law decide your actual obligations. Please check them, and speak to a qualified adviser if your situation is complicated.
6. AI tools
The AI tools produce first drafts and suggestions. AI can be wrong, and it can misread what you provide. You are responsible for checking anything you use, and for making sure your resume and applications are truthful. The ATS resume checker is a checklist based on common parsing and recruiting problems: no tool can predict how a particular employer's system or recruiter will treat your application.
7. Articles
Our career guides are general information and link to their sources where they make factual claims. Figures can go out of date, so check the date and source of anything you rely on.
8. External links
We link to other websites, including employers' sites. We do not control them and are not responsible for their content or privacy practices.
9. Advertising
Onlano may show advertising. Ads are labelled, and appearing on our site is not an endorsement of the advertiser.
10. Contact
Questions can be sent to onlano@onlano.com.