Check the government listings in your phone book. Local public libraries have books on occupations and often post local job announcements. Private employment and temporary agencies offer placement, but usually for a fee paid by either the employer or the employee. Community colleges and trade schools usually offer counseling and job information to students and the general public. Community organizations such as clubs, associations, women and minority centers, and youth organizations are a good source of information on job opportunities.
Churches frequently operate employment services to provide job search help.
Veterans' placement centers operate through state employment offices. Veterans social and help organizations often have job listings for members. Unions and apprenticeship programs provide job opportunities and information. Contact your state apprenticeship council or relevant labor union directly. Check the yellow pages under Job Training Programs or Government Services.