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Valuable recent general labor market information and
occupation research to improve work conditions, and advancing
opportunities for profitable employment. Also access information on
job duties, wages, required training, job openings, information about
potential employers, unions, professional associations, and sources
for continuing education. Reach many employers in a wider geographical
area without the inconvenience or expense of a traditional job search.
The following sites are external to the California Department of
Rehabilitation, which accepts no responsibility for their content or
accessibility.
Arizona One-Stop Home
Page
- loaded with links
Bizjournals.com
- home of 41 business journals including "Demographics
Weekly"
Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Among other information, the Occupational Outlook Handbook and the Occupational Outlook
Quarterly On-line can be found on this site.
California Business Leadership
Network
- The CABLN is an active alliance of California companies who
are collaborating to improve employment for people with disabilities.
California
Coast Help Wanted
- Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties.
California Employment Development
Department
- Cal Jobs can be found at this site.
California Employment Development Department Labor Market Information
Service
- Labor Market Information
California Institute
Data Page
- view information (wage and employment) from a database selected
based on data category, geographic region, and time period.
California Job Search Guide
- Also known as JobStar California.
California State Personnel Board
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California Trade and Commerce Agency Licensing Information
- Licensing information.
Department of Industrial Relations
- established to improve working conditions for California's wage
earners, and to advance opportunities for profitable employment in
California. Labor Statistics, Labor Law, Apprenticeships, and Worker's
Compensation.
disABLEDperson.com
- recruitABILITY
Entrepreneurs with Disabilities
Network
- It includes links to some really good resources on the Internet and
is ideally suited for small and/or home-based businesses, those
considering entrepreneurship and especially persons with disabilities
involved in or interested in entrepreneurship.
Hire Potential
- Site for underrepresented workers.
Internships
- a beginners guide.
InternshipPrograms.com
- the largest internship community on the Internet. The site has three
separate areas, for students, for employers and for career centers.
Job Hunter's Bible
- Dick Bowel's website, the author of "What Color is Your
Parachute?". Highlights: advice to career changers and how to post
a resume on the internet.
Labor Market Information for California -
Mapping Your Future
(FFELP)
- This site is sponsored by a group of guaranty agencies who participate
in the Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP) and are committed
to providing information about higher education and career opportunities.
National AgrAbility
Project
- Was created to assist people with disabilities employed in agriculture.
O*NET online
- Making occupational information interactive and accessible for all...
replaces the Dictionary of Occupational Titles (DOT). DOT is also available
at this site.
OpportunityNocs.org
- Jobs in nonprofit organizations
Oregon Employment Department
- Includes Skills Explorer, and Transferable Skills information.
Paralegals.org
- To help decide whether the paralegal profession is a good career move,
you first need to know what a paralegal is and information on salaries
and benefits.
Saludos.com
- Hispanic Internet job search site in English
The Riley Guide
- employment opportunities and career resources on the Internet.
Everything is here including captioned videos on different careers.
US Department of Labor Employment
and Training Admin.
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US Department of Labor's
O*NET Link
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