Screenshot by Lance Whitney/ZDNETFinding a job through LinkedIn can be tricky, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the company posting the ad. To help you find the right employers, the site will assign a verified badge to those considered legitimate. Now, LinkedIn is making it easier for you to find jobs from those verified companies.With summer ending and many people revving up their job search, LinkedIn has kicked off a new search filter that can narrow the results to verified employers. Rohan Rajiv, product lead for LinkedIn’s Jobseeker, said in a post on Friday that by applying this filter, you’ll see only jobs with verified information about the company and job poster.Also: IBM will train you in AI fundamentals for free, and give you a skill credential – in 10 hoursTo run this type of search, head to LinkedIn’s Job page. At the top, enter the job title or skill you’re seeking and your preferred location. With the results on display, click the button for All Filters, swipe down the right pane, and turn on the switch for “Has verifications.” Click the button to show the new results, and your job search will now include only verified companies.You should also see a verification badge on verified job postings, which now make up about half of the jobs on LinkedIn, according to Rajiv.Exactly what does verification mean, and why is it important? More