Free workshop on how to Apply for Federal Jobs
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The US Department of Labor (Department) is currently recruiting individuals who were formerly incarcerated for its open positions. Because applying for a federal job is very different than applying for a private sector job, the Department is hosting a workshop on how to effectively compete/apply for a federal job. The workshop is at not cost to the attendees. It is hosted by the Department’s Division of Workforce Development and Inclusion.
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Garcia, Dolores - OASAM OHR
The United States Department of Labor (DOL) is currently looking for top talent... like you! To see all the jobs in DOL, go to: https://www.usajobs.gov/Search?d=DL However, applying for a federal job is very different than applying for a job in the private sector. Learn how to effectively compete/apply for a federal job. Learn who gets referred to a selecting official (i.e., hiring manager) for consideration and why. If you are submitting one resume for different jobs, learn how to effectively compete for federal jobs from a seasoned Human Resources Specialist who has years of experience qualifying and disqualifying applicants. Learn about the different special hiring authorities available to veterans and individuals with disabilities. The workshop is approximately one hour and a half long, and will include a question and answer period. Have questions? Feel free to contact us. The workshop is free courtesy of the Division of Workforce Development and Inclusion in the U.S. Department of Labor. Please feel free to share with your colleagues.
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