The two printed pages recorded the different recruitment needs of the two towns on both the front and back. Luna Town had a higher number of postings, while Mulberry Field Town offered slightly fewer. Su Mo skimmed through them and read the rules annotated at the bottom, roughly figuring out the free market's principles and requirements for listing jobs.
With Hope City at the center and Luna Town and Mulberry Field Town as its affiliates, all job postings within this jurisdiction had to be registered in the official job bank first. Only after registration could the newly recruited workers affiliate their identities with the stores, granting them a documented worker status. Once this process finished, the job bank conducted a targeted secondary distribution, forwarding matching information to various categorized free markets. To apply for these jobs, one first had to purchase a basic free man status to secure an interview.
