The home page offers areas for employers, job seekers, and job market information. The U.S. Department of Labor developed the job market information area as a first step in the development of a national occupational information system. This site includes labor information data, economy statistics, surveys and programs, publications and research papers, regional information, background about the Bureau of Labor Statistics, other statistical sites, and contact information. Bridges Initiatives created the site to provide career planners with the tools and information required to make informed career decisions. Although users may take a guided tour of the site, there is a price associated with using the information.
Users can inquire about the cost via a given email address.
This interactive employment and job resource center offers resume' submissions, a mailing list, recruiter directories, consultant directories, job openings, articles, legal briefs, interactive advice column, relocation resources, advertising information, focus on diversity and much more to help job seekers and employers alike. This site offers job opportunities for people looking for technical, professional, and managerial jobs. There is a chat room, Coffee Shop, and a games area. Some of the careers covered this month include airline pilot, Broadway and television actor, scuba diver, and an Academy Award-winning graphic artist. This interactive career guide is designed especially for teens.