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Job Finding Resources on the Web Job Finding Resources on the Web City of San Bernardino Employment County of San Bernardino Employment CalJOBS Sponsored by the California Employment Development Department (EDD) this California Jobs Open Browsing System (CalJOBS) provides a computer link between employers and job seekers. San Bernardino County Jobs and Employment Services Department The Jobs and Employment Services Department (JESD) says it matches qualified job seekers with the employment needs of San Bernardino County business. This service is at no cost to either the job seeker or the employer. Californiajobs Provides job searching availability by county, can post a resume, job fairs and career resources Careerjet Careerjet is an employment search engine. In just one search access millions of jobs published on thousands of web sites from around the world. O*Net OnLine The O*NET database says it includes information on skills, abilities, knowledges, work activities, and interests associated with occupations. This information can be used to facilitate career exploration, vocational counseling, and other activities. Information in O*NET is available for over 950 occupations. Each occupational title and code is based on the most current version (2000) of the Standard Occupational Classification system. Tools for Beginning Jobseekers Tools for Beginning Jobseekers helps teens and pre-teens create their resumes, cover letters, and a list of references. There are Web-based worksheets available to print out, fill out, and submit to potential employers. A self-assessment page gives initial direction to the young jobseeker. Top 100 Electronic Recruiters The goal of "Top 100 Electronic Recruiters" site is to make a single web site for the best of job hunting sites. JobStar LA Los Angeles area job search guide and a whole lot more. Includes resume information, career guides, salary surveys and job fairs. The Riley Guide Maintained by Margaret Dikel, author of The Guide to Internet Job Searching. Topics included resumes and cover letters; job listings; networking, interviewing, and negotiating; salary guides; and other information. Career Builder CareerBuilder is a personalized service that provides free, confidential, and immediate access to the best employment opportunities on the Web. This Web service has been structured to provide both advanced and novice Internet users with every tool required to locate, evaluate, and apply for that "dream" position. Careers in Government Jobs In Government is a sophisticated and efficient search engine designed to help qualified individuals find challenging opportunities that meet their career objectives in government and the public sector. The Monster Board Searchable database of employment opportunities. Hotjobs Now a subsidiary of Yahoo, includes resume posting and the possibility of looking for jobs by various search possibilities including by location and keyword. College Grad Job Hunter This Web page gives access to thousands of entry level jobs and also includes valuable job search advice found nowhere else on the Web Saludos Hispanic Career Sources |
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