Civil Service Employment: Help Yourself to the World of Government Employment
Civil Service Employment:
Spot Light on the FBI
The FBI has been hiring for various Professional Staff and Special Agent Positions.
There are tremendous career opportunities for professionals in a wide variety of career fields
such as:
Intellegence Analysis, Information Technology, Laboratory Sciences, Linguistics,
Security, Human Resources, and General Management.
Check out an
FBI Recruiting Event
near you!
There are also opportunities for college students to participate in a variety of FBI Internship Programs.
You can find more information on FBI Career Opportunities, listen to a podcast, and apply online at
www.FBIjobs.gov
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More on Government Employment
Benefits of Government Employment
Entry level government salaries are for the most part comparable to salaries with private
employers, and the jobs are considered more stable. One reason that people choose a Government
Job Search is for the excellent health and retirement benefits of Civil Service Employment.
To check out benefits you would receive in Civil Service Employment, go to the Government Job
Search website of your choice and click "Benefits". Most Government Agencies allow you to
retire package at age 55, (as long as you meet a minimum number of years of service) with
full health benefits.
Growth and Demand of Government Jobs
The outlook for Employment with the Government is good. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics,
Government employment, not including employment in public education and hospitals is expected to
increase by 4.8 percent, from 10.8 million to 11.3 million jobs. State and local governments,
excluding education and hospitals, are expected to grow by 7.7 percent. Federal Government
employment, including the Postal Service, is expected to decrease by 3.8 percent.
Federal Job Search
USAJobs
for Civil Service Employment should be your one stop source for
Federal Government Employment.
This database will allow you to search job opportunities by city/state or zip code.
You can also click on the "Info Center" tab to explore careers with the Federal Government and
learn about the hiring process.
State Job Search
To explore Civil Service Employment within your State,
type in your "State Name" and "Civil Service Employment" in the box below. This will take you to a link
for your State's Civil Service Web Page, where you will find instructions on upcoming exams
and how to apply for them.
County Job Search
To explore County Civil Service opportunities,
type your "County Name" and "Civil Service Employment". This will take you to a link for
your County's Civil Service Web Page, where you will find instructions on upcoming exams and
how to apply for them.
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