Workeera – Remote Tech Job Board

Changelog

1.0.2

  • When a candidate withdraws their job application, the record is now kept in the database instead of being deleted
  • Application status is changed to “Withdrawn” for better record keeping and reporting
  • Added settings to toggle job application form fields on/off
  • You can now enable or disable these fields individually: Phone, CV/Resume, Cover Letter

1.0.1

  • Fixed a bug where the plugin version was incorrectly set to ‘1.0.’ instead of ‘1.0.0’ in the Workeera_Plugin class.
  • Added google job posting structured data (JSON-LD) to job listings for better visibility in Google Job Search.

1.0.0

  • Initial release.
  • Custom DB tables: jobs, candidates, applications, taxonomy terms, term relations, term counts, plugin transients, and a parallel meta table.
  • Front-end candidate and employer dashboards with a section-aware top bar.
  • Job listings page with keyword search, sort, and sector / skills / job-type / experience / salary / location filters.
  • Sector → skills cascading filter on listings, job-posting, candidate profile and admin metaboxes.
  • Job-posting form (front-end and admin) with apply-method (internal / external / both) and full meta save.
  • Application flow with private CV snapshots and a permission-checked download handler.
  • Employer Job Applications dashboard section with bulk status changes.
  • wp-admin pages: Workeera Dashboard (stats + recent applications), Job Applications, custom columns on Jobs and Candidates with employer + listing-status filters.
  • Email notifications: job published, new application, application status — theme-overridable.
  • WP-Cron: expire jobs, clean orphan applications, refresh term counts, purge stale transients.
  • Theme-overridable templates and translation-ready strings throughout.

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Author
workeera
Version:
1.0.2
Last Updated
July 18, 2026
Requires
WordPress 6.0
Tested Up To
WordPress 7.0.2
Requires PHP
8.0

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