Following Erdem and Swait (1998), we assert that the clarity of a brand signal is determined by unambiguous information conveyed by the employer’s brand. Clear communication of the employer brand and absence of bias in brand signals gives rise to a credible position in the employment market. Clear brand signals also reduce information costs for potential employees; when employees receive a believable, distinct image of the company as a prospective employer, they do not need to invest as many resources into unpacking and interpreting brand messages. This reduction in information costs leads prospective employees to perceive less risk associated with joining a company and higher employment quality. This gives rise to the following propositions: