Oregon Employment Initiative: Finding a job

• Applications & Resumes
• Job openings/listings
• Other tools & resources

Applications & Resumes

• Oregon Department of Administrative Services - You can download the state job application form PD-100 in various formats.

• Oregon Employment Department - Tips for completing your State Job Application Form (PD-100).

• Oregon Department of Justice - The Department of Justice Attorney and Law Clerk Application forms in various formats.

• America's Job Bank - America's Job Bank is a partnership between the US Department of Labor and the state operated public Employment Service. Create and submit a resume to America's Job Bank (AJB) network.

• JobAccess - The JobAccess Resume Builder allows you to post your resume online, and increase your visibility to companies that are looking for qualified people with disabilities.

• National Business & Disability Council - The NBDC Job Seekers web site provides people with disabilities the resources needed to get jobs. Post or update a resume.
  

Job openings/listings

• Oregon Employment Department - Jobs listed through the Oregon Employment Department.

• State of Oregon Jobs - Current job annuncements for positions with Oregon state government agencies.

• America's Job Bank - America's Job Bank is a partnership between the US Department of Labor and the state operated public Employment Service. Conduct and save customized job searches.

• Monster.Com - A career network for job seekers and employers.

• OutSource 2000 - Specializes in products and services for people who want to work from home

• Job Access - provides a place where people with disabilities can seek employment.

• National Business & Disability Council - The NBDC Job Seekers web site provides people with disabilities the resources needed to get jobs. Search for a job.

Other tools & resources

• California State University Northridge Career Center - Job Seeking Skills for People with Disabilities: A Guide to Success - A handbook for service providers to use as a counseling tool, or for individuals with disabilities to use on their own. Provides an overview of the career planning process, including considerations for the applicant with a disability.

• The Office of Employment Support Programs - formerly the Division of Employment and Rehabilitation Programs, has recently been established to improve the Social Security Administration's service to people with disabilities who want to work.

• Department of Labor’s Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) - In the FY2001 Department of Labor appropriation, Congress approved an Office of Disability Employment Policy to be headed by an Assistant Secretary. ODEP's mission is to provide leadership to increase employment opportunities for adults and youth with disabilities. ODEP is a federal agency in the Department of Labor. Its customers include: Individuals with disabilities and their families, private employers and their employees, federal, state, and local government agencies, educational and training institutions, disability advocates, and providers of services and government employers.

• The Able to Work Consortium - A consortium of business leaders focused on facilitating a fundamental shift in attitudes and awareness about the abilities of people with disabilities. Able to Work is managed by the National Business & Disability Council, a national resource for the successful integration of persons with disabilities into the workforce and consumer marketplace.