Brand consistency has both substantial and temporal dimensions. The substantial dimension of brand consistency refers to the degree to which each employer brand signal reflects the intended whole (Buss 2002; Erdem & Swait 1998), and the degree to which these signals are aligned with the overall objectives of the firm and associated product and corporate brands(Backhaus & Tikoo 2004; Mitchell 2002). The temporal dimension of employer brand consistency reflects the extent to which employer brand signals are consistent over time (Park,Jaworski & Maclnnis 1986). Higher consistency in brand signals alleviates confusion and associated information costs for the potential employee’s; consequently reducing the risk associated with taking employment. Finally, consistent brand signals give rise to perceptions of higher credibility of the prospective employer (Erdem & Swait 1998, 2004).