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Who decides whether or not a job is to be classified as "premium"?
For now, Connect! clients have been asked to determine for themselves whether a job qualifies as "premium" according to the definition above.
Note that it can hurt a company's reputation to mark a job as premium if potential candidates do not consider it as such. It is therefore in an outsourcer's own interest to be selective about which jobs it calls premium.
If you feel a job has been posted as premium and the above conditions have not been met, please enter a support ticket, citing the specific post with a URL.