microformats - Which HTML5 microdata do I use for a job (vacancy)? -

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i'm trying markup vacancy/job item microdata wonder whether i'm doing right way, because item properties 'title' , 'date' don't make sense in combination itemtype 'organization'. how 1 rewrite following block better leveraging microdata?

        <li itemscope itemtype='http://data-vocabulary.org/organization'>             <a href='web_developer.html'>                 <span itemprop='title'>web developer</span>                 <span itemprop='name'>company name</span>,                 <span itemprop='locality'>city</span>             </a>             <p itemprop='summary'>lorem ipsum dolores amet ...</p>             <p>published @ <span itemprop='date'>28 jan 2011</span>,             <span itemprop='views'>75</span> views</p>         </li>

or can create/suggest itemtype='job' myself? if so, how?

a web developer not type of organization, keep organization itemtype describe organisation offering job. job closest vocabulary on data-vocabulary.org appear offer that's bit of stretch semantically.

there job-listing brainstorming page on microformats wiki hasn't seen recent activity, try posting on mailing list see if anyone's interested in taking forward. if gets traction there may benefit using vocabulary.

however, don't think you'll see immediate benefit marking non-standard vocabulary recommend confining microdata parts can marked (eg. company contact information) rather trying add microdata everything.


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