DC Agency Top Menu 311 Online Agency Directory Online Services Accessibility Mayor Muriel Bowser search Department of Employment Services View Mayor Bowser's Presentation on DC's COVID-19 Situational Update for November 16, 2021 coronavirus.dc.gov DOES Home Unemployment File a Claim Services Business Services Labor Statistics Media About DOES Department of Employment Services Office Hours Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 5 pm Connect With Us 4058 Minnesota Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20019 Phone: (202) 724-7000 Fax: (202) 673-6993 TTY: (202) 698-4817 Email: does@dc.gov Ask the Director Agency Performance Amharic (አማርኛ) Chinese (中文) French (Français) Korean (한국어) Spanish (Español) Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt) Dr. Unique N. Morris-Hughes Director A A Listen Job Seeker Resources The Department of Employment Services has compiled a comprehensive list of career-related websites to help you succeed in your job search efforts. The Job Seeking Guide includes a wide range of sites and a number of tools and resources, complete with direct links and a brief description of what the sites have to offer. Department of Employment Service Websites Virtual One-Stop (VOS): You are required to register in the VOS database: www.dcnetworks.org Career Exploration/Education and Training www.careeronestop.org Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, this comprehensive website offers job seekers, students, businesses, and career professionals tools for career success, including career exploration information, salary and benefits data, education and training resources, and much more. www.myskillsmyfuture.org This website connects individuals to employment and training opportunities available at local One-Stop Career Centers. The website provides contact information for a range of local work-related services, including unemployment benefits, career development, and educational opportunities. www.mynextmove.org This website is an interactive tool for job seekers and students to learn more about their career options. My Next Move has tasks, skills, salary information, and more for over 900 different careers. Users can find careers through keyword searches; by browsing industries that employ different types of workers; or through the O*NET Interest Profiler, a tool that offers personalized career suggestions based on a person's interests and level of work experience. www.affordablecollegesonline.org This website help students and parents identify colleges, degree programs, scholarship opportunities, and more that fit their respective academic and financial wants and needs and contains in-depth resources that address topics, questions, and concerns related to higher education with an eye on affordability and accreditation. Resources include comprehensive guidebooks, student interviews, user-friendly search tools, federal datasets, and other materials. www.collegeaffordabilityguide.org This website provides resources and detailed subject guides to find the best affordable online degree that meets your educational needs. Resources include affordable online degree options from top schools as well as information on how to apply your knowledge and life experience that may help reduce the cost of a degree even further. www.medicalassistantdegrees.net This website provides job seekers with useful information on how to become a medical assistant. It lists details of training programs in every state and also offers tips on exams and interviews. www.dclibrary.org/jobseekers This website covers all aspects of the job search process and includes useful videos and interactive exercises and tutorials. www.job-hunt.org This website provides free job search information, online job search tutorials, expert advice, and links to thousands of job search and career resources. www.onetonline.org This website contains an interactive application for exploring and searching occupations as well as a set of valuable assessment instruments for workers and students looking to find or change careers. www.onlineu.org This website offers a free and comprehensive guide that enables students to compare all online colleges in the U.S. OnlineU seeks to help driven people accomplish their education goals in a financially responsible manner by providing resources that are easy to use but hard to find elsewhere. Job Search www.careerbuilder.com This is an excellent site for conducting a job search and accessing career development information. www.cdljobs.com CDLjobs.com is a free resource for truck drivers to research and apply to multiple trucking companies using one simple, secure application. We have hundreds of trucking jobs available today. Search by Company Driver, Owner Operator, Team, or Lease Purchase driving jobs. No matter what you’re looking for or how you run, we’ve got CDL jobs for you. www.dcjobs.com This is an outstanding job search website for finding local jobs in the Washington DC area. www.eapplicants.com This is a comprehensive website that provides job seekers access to a database of job applications from major companies across the country, including everything from position descriptions, to company history, and interview tips. The website’s five main career areas of concentration are department stores, fast food, supermarkets, restaurants, and retail. www.ejobapplications.com This is a comprehensive website that provides job seekers with a source for job applications, career resources, and degree information. www.employmentguide.com This is a comprehensive website that covers all aspects of the job search process. It focuses on jobs available in the Washington DC area. www.idealist.org This is the premier website for individuals searching for non-profit jobs. www.indeed.com This is a comprehensive job search website that contains hundreds of jobs. www.jobapplicationcenter.com This website is a free online resource to help job seekers find information and advice on how to apply online and offline to major companies throughout the U.S., with many pages of information about companies specific to District of Columbia job seekers. www.monster.com This is the largest job search website currently available. http://www.reviews.com/job-sites/ This website is a free online resource that reviews and rates the best online job sites, based on several job search features that are most important to job seekers, including job browsing, targeted search, career resources, and help and support, among others. This resource also assists job seekers in choosing the best job sites that fit their needs. The variety of lists for online job sites define some unique characteristics of the top sites in three different categories: Job Posting Sites, Job Search Engines, and Career Websites. www.simplyhired.com This is an excellent and easy-to-use job search website. www.truckerclassifieds.com Trucker Classifieds is a FREE service for truck drivers that are trying to find high paying, local trucking jobs. Job searches are narrowed by haul type and location to eliminate wasted time spent sifting through hundreds of unrelated job postings. www.ziprecruiter.com is a leading online job search engine and is rated the #1 Job Search app for iPhone and Android. We also have a wonderful collection of content that is strictly educational to share and reference any way you find helpful: · ZipRecruiter Unemployment Benefits Calculator · ZipRecruiter Salary Calculator · ZipRecruiter Industry Insights Resume/Interviews www.jobseekersworkshop.com This website provides free job search on how to explore careers, create a resume, and prepare for an interview. It also includes interactive exercises. www.hloom.com Hloom offers over 450 professional resume templates and cover letters, as well as cover letter and resume writing help, and even a free resume builder. www.rileyguide.com This is the premier website for assisting individuals working on their resumes and preparing for job interviews. Assessment Tools O*NET INTEREST PROFILER: Helps you decide what kinds of careers you might want to explore: www.mynextmove.org/explore/ip Looking for a Job? The District of Columbia American Job Center can help you find a new job, transition into something new, expand your skills, or even explore a new career. Find a location nearest you. Start Here to File for Unemployment Welcome to the DC Department of Employment Services Unemployment Compensation Program. The District offers multiple ways to file for unemployment compensation. Begin here to start the process of filing, reviewing, or just checking the status of your claim for your unemployment benefits. What You Need To Know About UI Fraud. 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