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Are you considering a government job? The federal government employs over 2,700,000 workers and hires hundreds of thousands each year to replace civil service workers that transfer to other federal government jobs, retire, or leave for other reasons. Average annual salary for full-time federal government jobs exceeds $67,000. The U.S. Government is the largest employer in the United States, hiring about 2.0 percent of the nation's work force. Federal government jobs can be found in every state and large metropolitan area, including overseas in over 200 countries. The average annual federal workers compensation, pay plus benefits, is $106,871 compared to just $53,288 for the private sector according to the United States Bureau of Economic Analysis.  

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This site will assist you with your government job search and it guides you step-by-step through the process. Start with government jobs overview then visit other selections to explore this lucrative job market. Current and retired federal civil service employees will also find helpful information including a comprehensive Retirement Planning and Benefits Guide 

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Numerous companies are taking advantage of those who are out-of-work and looking for federal jobs. The federal government is one of the few sectors still actively hiring and in large numbers. Many private companies are charging anywhere from $100 to over $1,000 dollars for test prep materials and online self assessments and evaluations. The federal government doesn't charge for job information and 80% of all federal government (non-postal service) jobs don't require a written entrance exam. The examination mentioned in the job announcement, for the most part, is simply an evaluation of your work history, education, and background that you list on your federal style resume, not a written test... (Read Complete Article

 

Books and Software to Help You Find Government Jobs

The Book of U.S. Government Jobs - 10th edition
Post Office Jobs - 5th edition (Includes 473 Study Guide)
Quick & Easy Federal Jobs Kit - Federal Job Application & Resume Software
Take Charge of Your Federal Career - Career Guide for Federal Employees
Health Care Job Explosion!  -  4th edition

Helpful Web Sites

Career Development - Federal Employee Career Development & Plans / IDPs update.gif (1754 bytes)
Federal Employee Retirement Planning - FREE Retirement Planning Site
Post Office Jobs  - Job Search and Career Center
Health Care Jobs - Job Search and Career Center
EHS Jobs - Environmental Health & Safety Jobs Career Center
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The Book of U.S. Government Jobs  (10th edition)
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