Win on your workplace
Your team, your culture, the way you work. Let candidates see the strengths a job ad can’t capture.
For employers in Australia
Let them see the job.Then hire with confidence.
Phonim connects you with qualified people who live near your workplace. Candidates visit for up to two hours before you make an offer, so they see the real job and you see how they fit.
Coming soonSee how it works
Phonim is launching in Australia soon.
- Workplace visits of up to 2 hours
- Candidates who live nearby
- Licences linked to official registers
Your workplace
Registered nurse 1.3 km
Aged care worker 2.7 km
Early childhood educator 3.4 km
Motor mechanic 5.2 km
Matched within a comfortable commute
- Registered nurses
- Aged & disability care workers
- Motor mechanics
- Dental hygienists
- Early childhood educators
- Physiotherapists
- Registered nurses
- Aged & disability care workers
- Motor mechanics
- Dental hygienists
- Early childhood educators
- Physiotherapists
- Registered nurses
- Aged & disability care workers
- Motor mechanics
- Dental hygienists
- Early childhood educators
- Physiotherapists
- Registered nurses
- Aged & disability care workers
- Motor mechanics
- Dental hygienists
- Early childhood educators
- Physiotherapists
The problem
A job ad can’t show what makes your workplace great.
- 01
Ads get lost
When candidates compare jobs on pay and hours alone, smaller employers struggle to stand out.
- 02
Interviews don’t show fit
A 30-minute interview rarely tells you whether someone will work well with your team.
- 03
New hires leave early
“It wasn’t what I expected” is one of the most common reasons people quit in their first months.
Why Phonim
Show them the workplace. Then hire.
With Phonim, candidates visit your workplace before you make an offer. They get a real feel for the job, and you get to meet them where the work happens.
Meet people who want to use their skills
Candidates come looking for a place to put their skills and experience to work. They add their licence details with a link to the official register, so you can check them.
Hire locally
Phonim matches you with people who live within a comfortable commute of your workplace — the kind of hires who stay.
Fewer mismatches
Because candidates see the job first, “this isn’t what I expected” happens before the offer, not after.
How it works
From first match to new hire
- 01
Set up your workplace
Create your workplace profile and choose the roles you’re hiring for.
- 02
Get visit requests
Qualified people who live nearby request a visit to your workplace.
- 03
Host a visit
Show them around for up to two hours. Introduce the team and answer their questions.
- 04
Hire
If it’s a fit on both sides, make an offer.
Roles
Health, care, early childhood and automotive
Phonim currently supports hiring for these roles in Australia.
Health
3- Registered nurses
- Dental hygienists
- Physiotherapists
Care & early childhood
2- Aged & disability care workers
- Early childhood educators
Automotive
1- Motor mechanics
Where
Available in six states and territories
Phonim is available to employers in:
- New South Wales
- Victoria
- Queensland
- Australian Capital Territory
- Tasmania
- Northern Territory
South Australia and Western Australia are not available yet.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is a workplace visit?
A visit is a chance for a candidate to see your workplace, meet the team and learn about the role before you make an offer. Visits last up to two hours.
Which roles can I hire for?
In Australia, Phonim currently supports: Registered nurses, Dental hygienists, Physiotherapists, Aged & disability care workers, Early childhood educators, Motor mechanics.
How are candidates’ licences checked?
Candidates add their licence details together with a link to the official register, so you can confirm them before you hire.
Who are the candidates?
People who live near your workplace and want to use their qualifications and experience in a role like yours.
Where is Phonim available?
Phonim is available to employers in: New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Australian Capital Territory, Tasmania, Northern Territory. South Australia and Western Australia are not available yet.
Start with a visit.
Show local candidates what makes your workplace great — before anyone commits.
Coming soon