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My Jobs

Every job the signed-in member has posted — published, pending review, draft and expired — with the controls to edit, fill or delete each one.

PluginJobBoardWP
Endpoint groupJobs
PlanEvery plan

Drag My Jobs onto a navigation bar or into the side drawer.

It is empty for anyone who has never posted a job, so the side drawer or a role-restricted tab is usually the better place for it than the bottom bar.

SettingWhat it doesDefault
Title, DescriptionShown at the topEmpty
Statuses to showWhich of Published, Pending, Draft and Expired to listAll four
RestrictionsWhich roles see the tabEveryone

A job the member saved on the website but never got past JobBoardWP’s preview page counts as a draft.

Their jobs, newest first. Each row shows the job, its status, when it was posted and when it expires. Tapping a row opens the Job screen.

Each row’s menu holds the actions JobBoardWP allows on that job:

ActionAppears
EditWhile JobBoardWP’s editing settings allow it for the job’s status
Mark filled, Mark unfilledOn published jobs
DeleteAlways. It asks first, and it is permanent

Edit opens the Post a Job form filled in with the job. A draft is finished and submitted from there.

With Ultimate Member - JobBoardWP active, the Job dashboard tab on a member’s own profile shows this same list, so you may not need a tab for it as well. See Jobs and Job dashboard tabs.

A member's jobs, and marking one filled
SymptomCauseFix
The list is empty and the member has posted jobsThe Jobs endpoint group is offTurn it on in Memberside → REST API
A job is missingIts status is not ticked in Statuses to showTick it
The card is greyed outJobBoardWP is inactiveActivate it
No Edit on a jobJobBoardWP’s editing settings do not allow it for that statusChange Pending Job Edits or Published Job Edits in JobBoardWP → General → Job Submission
No Mark filledThe job is not publishedWorking as intended
The screen asks the member to sign inThe list is the signed-in member’s ownSign in