Transferring A Job Listing To Another Linkedin Member

I am leaving my present company and have a job opening under my personal linkedin for Corporate Human Resources Manager. How can I transfer the posting and responses to another Linkedin member?

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Answer #1: Posted by Brainerd on October 28th, 2014 10:41 AM

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Hi, please refer here:
http://help.linkedin.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3292/~/transferring-jobs-or-job-credits

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Answer #2: Posted by aureliamarygrace on October 28th, 2014 10:47 AM

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It's not possible to transfer the job listing to another LinkedIn member's account once a job listing is created. Job listing responses can't be viewed by anyone except the individual posting the job listing. This only means any future job postings should be posted with an idea regarding who should see the responses.

It would be a violation of Section 2.4. of the LinkedIn User Agreement to grant access to your LinkedIn account. Section 2.4. of the LinkedIn User Agreement stipulates the following:

"Sign-In Credentials.

The profile you create on LinkedIn will become part of LinkedIn and except for the information that you license to us is owned by LinkedIn. However, between you and others, your account belongs to you. You agree to: (1) keep your password secure and confidential; (2) not permit others to use your account; (3) not use other’s accounts; (4) not sell, trade, or transfer your LinkedIn account to another party; and (5) not charge anyone for access to any portion of LinkedIn, or any information therein. Further, you are responsible for anything that happens through your account until you close down your account or prove that your account security was compromised due to no fault of your own. To close your account, please visit LinkedIn’s Help Center."