Internet Resources Other Topics: Career & Employment

This site is the official website for locating jobs of the U.S. Government. In addition to job search features, the site also provides a Career Interests Center.

"...is the suite of web-based products funded and developed by the U.S. Department of Labor. CareerOneStop includes America's Career InfoNet and America's Service Locator. Each product offers unique solutions for the increasing demands of today's labor market to meet the specialized needs of jobseekers, employers, and the workforce and education communities."

One of the better known job search sites, it allows you to search for jobs, apply online, and get career advice. Some features require registration.

Developed by the U.S. Department of Labor the site lets users find out about different occupations including tasks performed, knowledge, skills and abilities required, wage information and other facts. Users may also wish to do a Skills search where they can check off skills they possess and be matched with occupations that require those skills. This site also provides links to other related job sites.

Provides ratings and analysis of employee satisfaction in the federal government.

"... is the principal fact-finding agency for the Federal Government in the broad field of labor economics and statistics." Access information such as the Consumer Price Index, unemployment rates, wage information, foreign labor statistics, import/export price indexes, and more. The site has a search feature and an alphabetical index; it is also easy to locate information by browsing under the appropriate sections. In addition the site provides access to publications and research papers compiled by the BLS including Compensation and Working Conditions, Occupational Outlook Quarterly, Monthly Labor Review, and many more.

"...offers a vast online and print network to help job seekers connect with employers. " Browse or search for jobs, take a career test, get career advice, etc.

"Finding a job can be a challenge for youth. They must determine what careers are available, what their interests are, and what skills they have or need to develop. Numerous resources are available to help youth get a sense of their interest and skills as well as gain employment experience and learn about employment opportunities."

"...is the suite of web-based products funded and developed by the U.S. Department of Labor. CareerOneStop includes America's Career InfoNet and America's Service Locator. Each product offers unique solutions for the increasing demands of today's labor market to meet the specialized needs of jobseekers, employers, and the workforce and education communities."

Contains information on job openings available at Christopher Newport University.

Access cover letter templates as well as information on how to write one.

Search or browse jobs from numerous sites all in one search engine.

"JAN provides free consulting services for all individuals, regardless of employment status. Services include one-on-one consultation about all aspects of job accommodations, including the accommodation process, accommodation ideas, product vendors, referral to other resources, and ADA compliance assistance."

One of the better known job search sites, it allows you to search for jobs, apply online, and get career advice. Some features require registration.

Developed by the U.S. Department of Labor the site lets users find out about different occupations including tasks performed, knowledge, skills and abilities required, wage information and other facts. Users may also wish to do a Skills search where they can check off skills they possess and be matched with occupations that require those skills. This site also provides links to other related job sites.

The OOH provides information on occupations. Users can search or browse by alphabetical index. Also available is browsing by "occupational clusters." The Handbook provides facts about jobs such as the nature of the work, working conditions, expected employment/job outlook, qualifications, earnings and related occupations. It also provides links to additional sources of information for some jobs. The site has a statistical resources section, a glossary of terminology, and information on programs and surveys, including foreign labor statistics.

The OPM was designed to build the Federal workforce. The site provides information on employment and benefit programs of the Federal Government. It also provides information on how to locate the variety of jobs, student jobs, summer jobs, scholarships and internships available.

Searches jobs from multiple listings. Limiting to specific location is provided. The advanced search has additional limiting features. Also try the specialty searches link at the bottom of the page for things such as dog friendly companies, eco-friendly, etc. A browsing feature is also available.

Provides information for students and recent graduates on programs designed to promote employment in the Civil Service.

The Department "fosters and promotes the welfare of the job seekers, wage earners, and retirees of the United States by improving their working conditions, advancing their opportunities for profitable employment, protecting their retirement and health care benefits, helping employers find workers, strengthening free collective bargaining, and tracking changes in employment, prices, and other national economic measurements." The site provides access to information about the services available from the DOL, includes access to statistics, news releases, and links to the agencies that fall under the Department.

This site is the official website for locating jobs of the U.S. Government. In addition to job search features, the site also provides a Career Interests Center.

VEC's mission is to "provide workforce services that promote maximum employment to enhance the economic stability of Virginia." Provides a variety of services to job seekers and to employers. Information on services, statistics, and job search databases are available on the website.

This site includes the state's job listings, career development information, internships, etc.

This site includes:
Comprehensive job matching between job seekers and employers; finding information on that perfect job; wage data, skill requirements, as well as industry and occupational trends and information on potential training opportunities

Career information from the American Bar Association.

Free to those looking for jobs in the gerontology field this site provides searching options, online applications, email alerting and more. The site is provided by the Gerontological Society of America.

"...offers a vast online and print network to help job seekers connect with employers. " Browse or search for jobs, take a career test, get career advice, etc.

Find job postings, post your resume, and find information about careers in the field of anthropology.

Find career information about physical anthropology. Also find job postings and graduate programs.

Information on careers available in the U.S. Department of State.

A searchable or browsable career listing for those in the field of philanthropy.

Information on employment opportunities at the CIA - Central Intelligence Agency.

Contains information on job openings available at Christopher Newport University.

A list of links to Internet sites for Jobs, Post-docs, Internships, and Seasonal Positions.

Information on careers, including job postings, provided by the American Geological Institute.

Provides resources for those working in or who wish to be involved in the non-profit sector. It includes resources for managers, job seekers, volunteers, teachers and more. It also provides news, information on careers fairs, and graduate school fairs. In addition to browsing the site also provides a search feature.

"JAN provides free consulting services for all individuals, regardless of employment status. Services include one-on-one consultation about all aspects of job accommodations, including the accommodation process, accommodation ideas, product vendors, referral to other resources, and ADA compliance assistance."

View job postings provided by the Job Postings: American Institute of Architects.

"The Online Psychology Career Center is designed to be a one-stop resource for psychology students and professionals."

Resources about careers in political science from the American Political Science Association. It includes an online job lists section, internship resources, and more.

"... is the first niche recruiting channel and marketplace to bring together recent Ph.D.s, professors, research institutions and other employers to find a good match." Jobs can be searched or browsed. A section of the site also provides a search for scholarships and fellowships for graduate students and post doctoral students.

Find information about careers in psychology; includes job postings.

Information about fellowship and internship opportunities at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center.

Information about careers at the Smithsonian Institution as well as available job openings.

"The Social Work Career Center is a career website where social workers can search national job listings and find professional development and career resources that span across the duration of a social worker’s professional career."

Founded in 2000 this non-profit group is "devoted to closing the education divide through teacher professional development and community education." The site allows users to find information on the programs and services of the organization. The site provides information on employment and volunteer opportunities. There is also a section of other related website links.

An online recruiting service for higher education institutions and other organizations. The site allows users to search job listings, post resumes, and access a Career Resource Center.

This is the employment site for the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). It includes job openings, student employment, volunteering, and additional information on working there.