Every board lists jobs. This one can tell you who signs.
The usual filters are here — title, location, pay, contract, experience. The one worth coming for is verified employer: companies that have countersigned at least one former employee's record, from their own files.
It is not a quality rating and it is not an endorsement. It says one thing only: this company has answered a former employee in writing. Read what it does and does not mean in verified employment.
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What the four employer marks mean
A verifier address is on file and claims are being answered.
Has answered at least one claim, with no standing verifier contact. Requests may reach someone; they may not.
Claims were sent and all of them expired unanswered. Silence is not a refusal, and it is never recorded as one.
No claim has ever reached this company. The most common posture, and not a mark against anyone.
Each carries a shape as well as a colour, so all four survive greyscale, colour blindness and a phone at arm's length.
There is no fifth state for “declined”. A company that answers a record is answering that record, not rating itself, and we will not turn one person's disputed dates into a badge on a job advert.