No. You may begin a search for a Department of Labor job opening at http://www.jobs.dol.gov. DOL employees can also access DOL job vacancies on the LaborNet Intranet website.

Yes. HireMe allows applicants to automatically retrieve e-mail notification if this option is chosen when you establish an account in the system. No. Once you have established an account, the system uses the information to determine the vacancies for which you are eligible to apply. You may scroll through the vacancy, including the questions, but you are not required to transmit anything. You can merely exit the system or return to the main menu to select other vacancies to view.

Yes. You must create a user account and at least one Federal resume at USAJOBS. Information you provide in USAJOBS is general information completed by all applicants. The information you provide and your Federal resume will become part of your application and will automatically be transferred to the DOL E-Recruit system, called DOORS, when you apply on-line.

You can create Job Search Agents to receive email notifications when Vacancy Announcements are posted that meet your saved search criteria. To setup a Search Agent, click MYUSAJOBS to create or login to your career account. Then click Create New Agent to select your search criteria and the frequency you would like to receive emails.

Yes. You can fill-out a job interest card for any position you are interested in under the Job Descriptions link.

Yes. You must create a user account and at least one Federal resume at the www.USAJOBS.gov website. Information you provide in USAJOBS is general information completed by all applicants. The information you provide and your Federal resume will become part of your application and will automatically be transferred to the DOL E-Recruit System (DOORS) when you apply on-line.

Most Federal agencies use USAJOBS to recruit applicants for their positions. NRC has integrated its job search system with USAJOBS to make it quicker and easier for applicants to find and apply for jobs in which they are interested. You must create a user account and at least one Federal resume at USAJOBS. Information you provide in USAJOBS is general information completed by all applicants.

Yes.allows applicants to automatically retrieve email notification if this option is chosen when you establish an account in the system. No. Once you have established an account, the system uses the information to determine the vacancies for which you are eligible to apply. You may scroll through the vacancy, including the questions, but you are not required to transmit anything. You can merely exit the system or return to the main menu to select other vacancies to view.

The keywords you enter to describe the vacancy you are looking for, and the order of multiple keywords, will greatly influence your search results. To start, try entering single keywords that you think will match vacancy titles and vacancy categories that may interest you. If you are not sure which keywords to use, you can omit keywords and search under vacancy by country and vacancy by category.

Creating a Vacancy Search Agent automates your vacancy search and accesses automatically any vacancy posted. Instead of manually repeating vacancy searches, you can enter your search criteria once and have search results e-mailed to you. The Vacancy Search Agent queries our database and e-mails you only new posted vacancies found according to your defined search criteria. Note that new posted vacancies are posted vacancies after the creation date of the Search Agent.

From any page of the TheJobMate website locate the mouse pointer over the top menu "Job Seekers" option and click on the "Vacancy Agent" option. Choose the wanted months service and click on the correspondent "Buy Now" button. Afterwards fill out the "Add/Edit Vacancy Search Agent" form. During the service time, you can create up to 5 different Vacancy Search Agents. Note that to get the service you must have credit in your account. See how you can put credit on an account.

In order to ensure that educators are receiving quality professional development opportunities, the Department of Education will audit at least 5% of registered providers each year.

ACAP On-Line provides links to a number of job search resources on the Links page. One website that would be of particular interest to you is USA Jobs, a current listing of federal job vacancies. The address is http://www.usajobs.opm.gov/. You can download a copy of the OF612 from the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) website at http://www.opm.gov/. The best resource for this type of information is the Civilian Human Resources Agency Europe Region (CHRA-EUR), U.S. Army Europe.