Has anyone managed to keep their home address off job advertisements?

Oregon doesn't have a specific law requiring a physical address on job ads, but some platforms like Indeed will ask for a location. You can usually use your business's registered agent address or a virtual office as long as it's a real commercial address.

Why not just use a PO box? That's what I did for years.

A PO box might not fly for job ads because applicants need a physical place to report to. But if you're hiring remote, it shouldn't matter. What kind of consulting?

I've used a UPS store box with a street address for years. It works for most job postings as long as you don't need to show a physical office.

Have you checked with a lawyer? Oregon's employment laws can be quirky. I wouldn't rely on forum advice for this.

Actually, Oregon doesn't require a physical address in job ads, but if you're using a virtual office, make sure it's not just a mail drop. Some states consider that misleading. For remote jobs, you can often just list the city or 'remote' and avoid a full address.

I've hired through Indeed and never had to put my home address. You can put your registered agent's address in the company profile.

Lawyers cost money. Just use a PO box and be done with it.

PO boxes are fine for some things, but if you're hiring locally, applicants might want to visit. A virtual office with a physical address is better.

I second the virtual office. I use one for my LLC and it's been accepted on job ads without issue.

Let us know how it goes. I'm curious if Indeed accepts registered agent addresses.