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Locale
Description
The Locale data structure represents a geographical region or location.
The Locale data structure is used as part of the QualificationRequirement data structure when you specify a requirement based on the locale Qualification, and as part of the Qualification data structure that describes the value of a locale Qualification.
When used in a QualificationRequirement, the Locale data structure only needs to contain as
much of the locale as the Worker needs to match to meet the requirement. For example, a
requirement that the Worker be living anywhere in the United States would have only the
Country field.
Note
Currently, a Locale data structure only supports the Country field and
Subdivision field. Please note that subdivisions or states are only
available for the United States of America.
Elements
The Locale structure can contain the elements described in the following table. When the structure is used in a request, elements described as Required must be included for the request to succeed.
| Name | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
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The country of the locale. Type:
A valid
ISO 3166 country code Default: none |
Yes |
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The state or subdivision of the locale. Type: Type: A valid ISO 3166-2 subdivision code. For example, the code CA refers to the state of California Default: none |
Yes |
Example
The following code sample indicates a locale in the United States.
<LocaleValue> <Country>US</Country> </LocaleValue>
Example
The following code sample indicates a locale in the state of California in the United States of America.
<LocaleValue> <Country>US</Country> <Subdivision>CA</Subdivision> </LocaleValue>
