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The 2004-05 Career Guide to Industries Federal Government, Excluding the Postal Service Nature of the Industry Working Conditions Employment Occupations in the Industry ... Sources of Additional Information Significant Points About 3 out of 5 Federal workers held managerial, business, financial, or professional jobs in 2002, double the proportion for the workforce as a whole. About 4 out of 5 Federal employees worked outside the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. Job growth generated by increased homeland security needs may be largely offset by projected slow growth or declines in other Federal sectors due to budgetary constraints, the growing use of private contractors, and the transfer of some functions to State and local governments. Nature of the Industry About this section Back to Top The Federal Government’s essential duties include defending the United States from foreign aggression and terrorism, representing U.S. interests abroad, enforcing laws and regulations, and administering domestic programs and agencies. U.S. citizens are particularly aware of the Federal Government when they pay their income taxes each year, but they usually do not consider the government’s role when they watch a weather forecast, purchase fresh and uncontaminated groceries, travel by highway or air, or make a deposit at their bank. Workers employed by the Federal Government play a vital role in these and many other aspects of our daily lives. (While career opportunities in the U.S. Postal Service and the Armed Forces are not covered here, both are described in the 2004-05 edition of the

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Home About Us Academics Admission ... Information for Parents Career Center Students Alumni Employers About Us CONTACT INFORMATION Fax: (315) 859-4332 Careers in Government "The executive branch agencies comprise the largest group of federal government jobs, including the Social Security Administration, the Environmental Protection Agency, the FBI, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. (There are also jobs available in agencies under the aegis of the judicial and legislative branches, such as in the Library of Congress or the Congressional Budget Office.) There are two basic types of positions in the various government agencies: civil service positions and political appointments. Not all people with federal agency jobs are based in Washington, D.C. Think of all those postal employees out on the streets of America, braving rain, sleet, and snow. Or the diplomat at the U.S. embassy in Cairo. Or the park ranger in Yellowstone National Park. Think of the bureaucrats in federal office buildings in every major U.S. city, the Bureau of Indian Affairs agent on some isolated reservation in New Mexico, the civilian technician maintaining communications gear in the tropical heat of Guam, the medical researcher culturing bacteria at the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta."

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