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Reference & Resources > Job & Career Planning
General Job Search
America's Job Bank
Contains information on over 250,000 positions nationally. Most of the jobs are full-time, with a majority in the private sector. Openings represent all types of work, from professional and technical to blue collar, from management to clerical and sales. Search alphabetically by job title and state, by keyword or military code number.
Jobhuntersbible.com
Dick Bolles goes online with a supplement to What Color Is Your Parachute?. Provides information on using the Internet as part of your job search as well as articles written by Bolles and other experts.
Monster.Com
Search jobs internationally by city and job category or keyword. Other resources include employer profiles, online resume data bank and a career center with information on resumes, interviewing and more.
Teen Employment
Work Permits
Detailed information on employment certificates and work permits from the New York State Department of Labor. Also contains general information on the provisions of the laws governing the employment of minors in New York State. Minors and parents are encouraged to contact their local school to obtain a work permit.