Job Listings

The Internet provides some excellent services to help diminish job search anxiety by posting appropriate Job Listings. America's Job Bank is a partnership between the U.S. Department of Labor and the Public Employment Service. America's Job Bank contains Job Listings from a computerized network which links state Employment Service offices around the U.S. America's Job Bank contains over 900,000 Job Listings for all vocations. America's Job Bank is an excellent career tool for U.S. job seekers.

CareerMagazine is a comprehensive resource for job seekers with Job Listings, a resume bank, employer profiles, articles, news, links and other features. In addition to its valuable collection of Job Listings and company profiles, the CareerMagazine provides articles of interest to job seekers on such topics as managing your life and your career, resume writing, and industry watch. CareerMagazine also includes an extensive collection of employment links.

CareerMosaic is a leading job site with Job Listings, job searches, employee profiles, and free resume posting and online job fairs. CareerMosaic also provides information about and links to sites about job hunting, resume and cover letter writing, relocation resources and wage and salary information. It is a valuable site for job seekers looking for employment and career information.

CareerPath is an excellent job site with Job Listings, resume posting and company profiles. The site was co-founded in 1995 by six major newspapers: The Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, San Jose Mercury-News and the Washington Post. The site pulls the help-wanted ads from these papers and also includes ads that come in over the Web. The site also provides resume posting and company profiles. Jobs only stay in the database for two weeks so be sure to visit frequently.

Some of the types of Job Listings that these websites feature are Managerial, Executive, Technical, Sales, Engineering, and Healthcare. Accuracy of Job Listings is the sole responsibility of the user who created and posted the job.