61. Job Search Methods For The 21st Century. ERIC Digest Job leads can be found through employment agencies, career centers, http//www.doleta.gov/programs/onet/ Includes information on hundreds of jobs such http://www.ericdigests.org/1999-4/job.htm

Site Links Home Search for ERIC Digests Privacy Policy Resources for Library Instruction ... Information Literacy Blog ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Wagner, Judith O. Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult Career and Vocational Education Columbus OH. Job Search Methods for the 21st Century. ERIC Digest No. 207. During the past several years, the job hunt has changed. The World Wide Web has become an important source for job information and career development (Brown 1998; Wagner 1996, 1998, 1999). This Digest combines updates of LOCATING JOB INFORMATION. ERIC DIGEST NO. 85 (Wagner 1989) and JOB SEARCH METHODS. ERIC DIGEST NO. 121 (Wagner 1992). THE JOB SEARCH The first step in looking for a job is to decide what type of a job you are looking for. Determine what skills you have that are marketable and match them with available jobs. A variety of methods for determining what job is best for you are described by Athanasou and Hoskiug (1998), Carney and Wells (1994), and Martin (1998). Job leads can be found through employment agencies, career centers, the public library, the newspaper, on the Internet, and through networking. It may be necessary to use more than one method when looking for a job ("Tips on Finding and Getting a Job" 1998). Many public libraries, universities and colleges, and high schools have job/career/occupational centers that include a variety of books and materials related to the job search. Information about choosing the right career, finding information about available jobs, applying for jobs (application, resumes, and cover letters), and interviewing will be available at these centers. Although titles may vary, these agencies will all have materials similar to those listed here. In addition, they may have people who can assist you either in workshops or on a one-to-one basis.

62. Obtaining Government Employment and exempted service (independent agencies, ie, CIA, FBI, postal Service, Our Career Resource Center has extensive agency literature, job listings, http://nd.placementmanual.com/jobsearch/jobsearch-09.html

Preparation Self-Assessment Career Exploration Informational Interviewing ... Ethical Job Search Obtaining Government Employment Although the government at all levels is downsizing extensively, there are still employment opportunities for students committed to public service. It is important, however, for students interested in government employment to learn how jobs are filled, and how to efficiently locate and access opportunities utilizing newly created government procedures. In some cases the application process may take up to one year. Start now! Students with a GPA under 3.5 may apply for civil service positions or on the Internet ( www.usajobs.opm.gov To apply for positions with independent agencies under the exempted service classification, students of all grade point averages may apply directly with the hiring agency. Independent agency positions are exempted from civil service regulation and ratings, and are not processed by OPM. each agency establishes its own hiring procedures and evaluation criteria to fill vacancies. People employed by independent agencies do not accumulate civil service seniority. The examination for Foreign Service Officer with the Department of State for the 2000-2001 academic year is Saturday, November 4, 2000. Students interested in foreign service positions outside the Department of State can contact selected independent agencies directly. Check with The Career Center for more information.

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Biographies L - O Phillip J. Lampert National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition Transportation, Session 3 Brian Liebel AfterImage + Space Brian Liebel is principal in charge of lighting at AfterImage + Space, an architectural and lighting consultation firm in Emeryville, California. During the past eight years, he has been involved with Scotopically Enhanced Lighting research, which demonstrates newly discovered correlations between the response of the eye and the spectral composition of light sources and have significant energy ramifications. The 2001 California energy crisis prompted a local utility to hire Brian to investigate the practical applications of Scotopically Enhanced Lighting, and he is currently the recognized leader in the field of applied applications using this technique. Brian has received several local, regional and national lighting design awards, and is a registered professional engineer in the State of California. New Technologies, Session 4

66. The Federal Job Search - Enoch Pratt Free Library - Baltimore, Maryland The Federal government has reorganized its many agencies, including the ways in which Post Office Jobs How to Get a Job with the US postal Service. http://www.epfl.net/slrc/job/fedgov.html

Job Center The Federal Job Search Central Library / State Library Resource Center You can find out about library resources and Internet links on this page. What do you want to do? Go To Library Information Go To Internet Links Library Federal Job Information There are many resources in the Library which will help you in your search for a federal job. Two excellent print publications with Federal job openings are: Federal Career Opportunities. Bi-weekly. Federal Research Service. Jobs are arranged by broad occupational categories nationwide. Includes GS and Wage Grade jobs, overseas, summer, senior executive service, congressional and some non-Federal opportunities. Federal Jobs Digest. Bi-weekly. Nationwide job listings arranged regionally and then by government classification number. Includes overseas job vacancies, veterans affairs jobs, senior executive service and postal service information. For additional job openings see listings on the Internet. The Federal government has reorganized its many agencies, including the ways in which people are hired. Some of the printed materials which may help you in understanding the current procedures are: Applying for Federal Jobs; a Guide to Writing Successful Applications and Resumes for the Job You Want in Government.

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Sociology “Sociology is the examination of two areas: the social relationships or interactions of people in groups and the role expectations or common beliefs and values people are likely to have about themselves and others within what they regard as “their” group.” Great Jobs for Sociology Majors Major Areas of Career Focus Career Titles Related Skills Titles Career Paths ... Other Pertinent Links Major Areas of Career Focus Classical and contemporary theory Statistics and computer-based social data analysis - research offices, public opinion polling agencies, marketing firms Organizational theory and bureaucracy - improving productivity and quality, dealing with downsizing and management corporate reorganization Minority group and race relations - useful in any line of work especially human resource fields Urban sociology, community sociology and sociology of education - used in urban planning agencies or youth-related agencies Sociology of women/gender roles- provide insight in agencies that serve women or focus on women's policy and research such as shelters, rape crisis centers, government agencies, and think tanks Criminology, sociology of law, criminal justice, penology and corrections - probation, parole, juvenile delinquency, gangs, statistics and policing

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FEDERAL JOB SCAMS CONSUMER ALERT - FEDERAL JOB FRAUD Information on job vacancies with the Federal Government and the Postal Service is provided free of charge. However, many Americans are victimized by scam artists selling information about Federal job opportunities. These scam artists place classified advertisements in newspapers, magazines and periodicals offeringfor a feeto help job seekers locate and apply for Federal jobs. Some companies go so far as to use names that imply affiliation with the Federal Government, such as the "U.S. Agency for Career Advancement," or "Postal Employment Service." Many of these companies advertise the availability of large numbers of Federal jobs in local areas, while in reality few or none may actually exist. For example, the Postal Service has few vacancies for permanent, full-time jobs. Postal Service hiring takes place through 85 district offices at the local level. Openings are announced for a very short time. Your local post office is the best source of information concerning current or anticipated openings. The U.S. Office of Personnel Management's Federal Employment Information System is the official source for employment information and contains Federal job listings as well as some state, local government and private sector listings. Remember, information about Federal job opportunities is available to the public free of charge, with the exception of local phone company charges for long distance calls. Federal agencies and the Postal Service never charge for applications, sell study guides for examinations, or guarantee that you will be hired. If an examination is required, the agency administering the examination typically offers free sample questions to applicants scheduled for the examination.

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Directory Assistance Contact Special Projects Search About This Site FirstGov for Consumers is a "one-stop" link to a broad range of federal information resources available online. It is designed so that you can locate information by category such as Food Health Product Safety Your Money , and Transportation . Each category has subcategories to direct you to areas within individual federal web sites containing related information. FirstGov for Consumer is a "work-in-progress." Be on the lookout for more federal information sites added and a refined navigation mechanism. ScamAlert! provides current information on fraudulent and deceptive practices in the marketplace. This feature appears on each page, as necessary, and contains important law-enforcement information and tips to avoid scams. In the Spotlight showcases new education and consumer awareness campaigns and other items of significant interest on all pages. The FirstGov for Consumer web site has been optimized for version 2.0 or higher and

70. Kentucky.gov: - Agency List The Frankfort Career Center is a 205man minimum security facility whose The Department for Administration s Division of postal Services operates within http://www.kentucky.gov/Portal/OrgList.aspx

@import url(/g2p/styles/ky_ewdt.css); @import url(/g2p/styles/portal/ky_portal.css); Jump to Main Content KY Agencies KY Services Search Kentucky.gov for Search Terms Jump to Main Content Calendar News Center Advanced Search ... Kentucky.gov Agency List Jump to Main Content Government Residents Education ... Employment Commonwealth of Kentucky Agency List A B C D ... 911 Coordinator, Office of the The CMRS Board is charged with administrating the CMRS fund for the purpose of implementing wireless emergency 911 service through out Kentucky in accordance with State and Federal Legislation and Regulation. A Abandoned Mine Lands, Division of The Division of Abandoned Mine Lands (AML) works throughout the states coal fields to protect the public from health and safety problems caused by mining that occurred prior to 1982. Accountancy, Board of The Board is responsible for licensing and regulating Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) and CPA firms in Kentucky. Accounts, Division of (Transportation) Track the use of highway funds with the reports available here. Administrative Division (Department of Criminal Justice Training) The Administrative Division is comprised of the Grants, Accounting, Personnel and Compliance Sections.

71. MCMC | Career@MCMC Career@MCMC We are always on the lookout for experienced and qualified professionals to and government agencies wishing to undertake fact finding and http://www.mcmc.gov.my/mcmc/career/career.asp

We are always on the lookout for experienced and qualified professionals to join our growing team. If you are talented, enthusiastic and energetic and want to chart the growth of the communications and multimedia industry, we would like to hear from you. We value good ideas and originality and believe in encouraging our employees to explore their creativity and use their talents. At the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission, we offer a conducive environment for personal development and growth. If you think you have the aptitude, attitude and the relevant qualifications, we would like to hear from you. Industry Development Division Regulatory Division The Regulatory Division is responsible for regulating the various provisions under the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Act 1998, the Digital Signatures Act 1997 and the Postal Services Act 1991. Monitoring and Enforcement Division The Monitoring and Enforcement Division is responsible for the monitoring, supervision and enforcement activities as required by the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998, Digital Signatures Act 1997 and Postal Services Act 1991. Technical Division The Technical Division focuses on three areas of activities, i.e New Technologies, Resource Planning and Development of Standards so as to ensure all technical regulations, development, operation and technical enforcement activities support the provisions under the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998, Digital Signature Act 1997 and Postal Services Act 1991.

72. CareerOneStop - Relocation Center Resources Refer to these guides for helpful information from government agencies located Map Services, Phone, and postal Directories America s Career InfoNet http://www.careeronestop.org/RELOCATION/RelocationCenterPgTwo.asp

Online Coach Site Map Help CareerOneStop ... Relocation Center Relocation Center Resources STATE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE LINKS Site search: Are you considering a permanent move or temporary change in location? Use the following resources to evaluate relocation options, learn about financial obligations, and make the most of your new community. Start your steps toward success with CareerOneStop! Evaluate Your Moving Options Finance Your Move Prepare For Moving Day Settle Into Your New Community ... Rate this page Be sure to explore your relocation options before you make the plunge. Take advantage of these relocation resources, which include mortgage and apartment guides, census data, school reports, and employment opportunities. Find Local Wage Data America's Career InfoNet Learn what to expect from your field in your new location with wage and occupational outlook information by state and occupation. Jobs in Your New Hometown America's Job Bank Check out the job opportunities for yourself and your family across the nation. Government Guides America's Career InfoNet Refer to these guides for helpful information from government agencies located close by your destination. You can also

73. Citizens Against Government Waste: The US postal Service (USPS) served an important priority of any young nation Ironically, even federal government agencies are under mandates to reduce http://www.cagw.org/site/PageServer?pagename=reports_postal

74. OSHA News Release: U.S. Postal Service Named First Federal Agency In OSHA’s ‘V US postal Service Named First Federal Agency In OSHA’s ‘VPP Corporate’ Pilot Program Back to Top Back to Top. www.dol.gov http://www.dol.gov/opa/media/press/osha/OSHA20051107.htm

U.S. Department of Labor www.dol.gov Search / A-Z Index Find It!: By Topic By Audience By Top 20 Requested Items By Form ... By Location September 19, 2005 DOL Home Newsroom News Releases News Release Printer-Friendly Version OSHA News Release: [06/21/2005] Contact Name: Bill Wright Phone Number: (202) 693-1999 Release Number: 05-1107-NAT U.S. Postal Service Named First Federal Agency In OSHA’s ‘VPP Corporate’ Pilot Program WASHINGTON Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP) Corporate ” pilot program. The Voluntary Protection Programs recognize and promote outstanding workplace safety and health management. USPS joins Georgia-Pacific Corporation as the first two organizations to be formally accepted in the VPP Corporate pilot program, which streamlines the application and onsite evaluation processes for corporations that have made a commitment to VPP “The U.S. Postal Service has been a strong partner with OSHA in a variety of cooperative initiatives, and has been an active participant in VPP since 2001,” said Acting Assistant Secretary of Labor for OSHA Jonathan L. Snare during ceremonies at USPS Headquarters in Washington. “The continued commitment to the safety and health of the entire USPS workforce is truly exemplary and worthy of emulation by other corporate entities. We are proud to recognize that commitment and we applaud your willingness to continue to work with us for even safer and healthier workplaces.” Postmaster General John E. Potter said that the VPP Corporate Pilot initiative is a driving force for the continued safety and health of the more than 700,000 career postal employees at more than 37,000 facilities nationwide. Potter said, “We are committed to working with our partners to achieve safety and health excellence. This initiative is a triple win; our employees benefit, the organization benefits and the country benefits.”

75. Special Collection - CEIC - Job Search - Government Jobs Studentjobs.gov An attempt to make coop, internship, Outstanding Scholar Vacant positions open to postal employees and the public EXCLUDING craft or http://www.detroit.lib.mi.us/ceic/jobs_gov.htm

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76. For Federal Employees In addition, this bill would require each Federal agency to develop a centralized postal SERVICE. Senator Sarbanes has opposed efforts to privatize the http://sarbanes.senate.gov/pages/press/for_federal_employees.html

Previous Page Next Page Working for Maryland SENATOR PAUL S. SARBANES' RECORD ON ISSUES CRITICAL TO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES AND RETIREES Introduction Pay Retirement Benefits Outsourcing ... Civil Service Protections INTRODUCTION Throughout his years in public service, Senator Sarbanes has been a champion and dependable ally of those who have dedicated their lives to the service of our Nation's citizens, either in the civilian government workforce or in the armed services. He has been particularly committed to protecting the salaries and benefits of Federal employees. Federal employees work side-by-side with our military doing the critical work of the Nation, including ensuring the safety of our citizens. Numerous Federal civilian employees joined forces with their military colleagues to form disaster response teams on September 11th and to respond to the anthrax attacks and the Ricin scare in the Senate office buildings. Now more than ever, an efficient and effective Federal Government requires this kind of civilian/military collaboration. From fighting off attacks on salary increases Federal employees deserve, to safeguarding the benefits of retirees and current employees, to protecting Federal jobs from outsourcing, Senator Sarbanes has worked consistently to protect and support the vital interests of the Nation's Federal workers. An overview of his record on these and other issues of importance to Federal employees and retirees is set forth below.

77. Federal Jobs - Scams Scams related to US postal Service jobs are among the most common. Instead, go straight to the government agencies or through the central hiring http://jobsearchtech.about.com/library/weekly/aa032601-2.htm

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78. RFA-HL-05-002: Research Career Development Programs In Vascular Medicine Bethesda, MD 208927710 (US postal Service Express or regular mail) http//grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/2590/2590.htm and financial statements as http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/rfa-files/RFA-HL-05-002.html

Research Career Development Programs in Vascular Medicine RFA Number: RFA-HL-05-002 Part I Overview Information Department of Health and Human Services Participating Organizations National Institutes of Health (NIH), ( http://www.nih.gov Components of Participating Organizations National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), ( http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov Announcement Type New Update: The following update relating to this announcement has been issued: April 27, 2005 (NOT-HL-05-117) - NHLBI announces that a set of Frequently Asked Questions has been posted for RFA-HL-05-002. Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance Number(s) Key Dates Release Date: November 17, 2004 Letters Of Intent Receipt Dates: April 13, 2005 and April 12, 2006 Application Receipt Dates: May 11, 2005 and May 12, 2006 Peer Review Date(s): September-October, 2005 and September-October, 2006 Council Review Date(s): February, 2006 and February, 2007 Earliest Anticipated Start Date: April 1, 2006 and April 1, 2007 Expiration Date: May 13, 2006 Due Dates for E.O. 12372

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80. Federal Government, Excluding The Postal Service (While career opportunities in the US postal Service and the Armed Forces are In general, each Federal department or agency determines its own training http://bls.gov/oco/cg/cgs041.htm

Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Career Guide to Industries www.bls.gov CGI Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF 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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