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Job Search Tools Online Links Searching for a new job can be a frustrating experience, especially if you are unemployed due to circumstances beyond your control, such as a job loss due to "downsizing." This page lists online links to other websites that may be helpful in your job search. More may be added in the future. If you find a site that you think should be added, please let me know by e-mail. City maps with addresses. Enter the address you are looking for. Zoom out for area map. Zoom in for details. Print maps and use them to get to your interview. Dept. of Labor's Employment & Training Administration Web Site -- Home Page This site addresses all sorts of employment related issues. Take a look. Dept. of Labor's Employment & Training Administration Web Site -- Starting a New Career Lots of good information related to making a career change. It was apparently set up for federal employees, but this info is helpful for anyone. College Grad Job Hunter Web Site This information is good regardless of whether you are a college graduate, or not. Mindspring's Career Development links This one is mainly a list of links to job search sites. CareerBuilder's "How to" Guide: Negotiating Job Offers (also lots of other info - resumes, interview, etc.) AJR News Link Online access to hundreds of newspapers, indexed by state, then by city. Check out job listings, as well as finding out more about an area you may be considering relocating to. Major Online Job Search Sites Careerpath.com Monster.com Coolworks.com http://www.net-temps.com "Net-Temps, A world of Jobs neatly Packaged" (More sites to be added) Return to Home Page