Site defines regions or geographic areas where an organization has offices and/or does business.
The geographical area a site represents can be as specific or as general as an organization requires, though they are usually configured to represent a broad geographic area, such as a city. Thus, a site allows an associated job posting to automatically reflect local conditions, such as calendars, rates, suppliers, and tax structures, among others.
![image showing the relationship of Business Units, Cost Centers, and Sites to the WorkingNet tenant, illustrating several sites such as Chicago, London, Dubai, Atlanta, Frankfurt, Paris, and Vancouver](/service/media/topic/fc4051c4-c0e1-4106-949e-ee050069f74c/FG200_2311_en-US_media/FG200_2311_en-US_images/Site.png)
Sites must be selected in certain transactions, such as job postings, in order to ensure that the procured workers are assigned to the correct office or work site.
![screenshot of the Site field dropdown menu on a job posting showing the sites available to that job posting](/service/media/topic/fc4051c4-c0e1-4106-949e-ee050069f74c/FG200_2311_en-US_media/FG200_2311_en-US_images/JPSite.png)