Job Accommodation Network
EMPLOYMENT LINKS
The Job Accommodation Network (JAN) is not a job placement service, but JAN does provide links that assist with finding employment. For an overview, visit: JAN's Finding a Job that is Right of You: A Practical Approach to Looking for a Job as a Person with Disability.
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Disability-Related Employment Resources
AbilityLinks
- The AbilityLinks Consortium is a dynamic network of businesses, government agencies and non profits that help employ persons with disabilities by sharing information about job opportunities and job candidates.
- The goal of JobAccess is to enable people with disabilities to enhance their professional lives by providing a dedicated system for finding employment. By posting job opportunities with JobAccess, employers not only exhibit an open door policy but also demonstrate their responsiveness to affirmative action by genuinely recruiting qualified persons with disabilities.
- Anixter Center is one of the Chicago area's largest human services agencies serving people with disabilities. The Center operates a broad range of employment programs for people with disabilities - everything from professional-level placement to job coaching and supported employment in the community.
- Bender Consulting Services, Inc. (BCS) is a for-profit, Pittsburgh-based Information Technology consulting firm that focuses on employing IT professionals with disabilities.
- Building Careers in Design offers Web Resources written by and for people with disabilities about the fields of design and careers in design. The goal is to get more people with disabilities working in fields of design regardless of their disability. Everyone is invited to explore these resources, including career seekers, vocational counselors, service providers, potential employers, and family members.
- CAPD is dedicated to the inclusion, job retention, and advancement of current and future professionals with disabilities.
- Career Fair Productions is a leading career fair organizer, specializing in diversity and technology events.
- Career Resources Corp is a non profit training and employment agency for individuals with disabilities.
- Center for Personal Assistance Services (PAS) at the University of California at San Francisco provides research, training, dissemination and technical assistance on issues of personal assistance services (PAS) in the United States.
- CvTips.com is a complete job search info centre. CV, Cover Letter and Interview guide. Here you can find CV Examples and information on how to write a CV.
- disABLEDperson.com launched its recruitABILITY site, which provides online, targeted recruiting site that effectively connects proactive employers with job seekers with disabilities.
- Disability Mentoring Day is a nationwide effort to promote career development for students with disabilities through hands-on career exploration.
- Diversity Services is an employment service dedicated to assisting corporations and organizations in the management of DIVERSITY in the workplace.
- EARN is a free nationwide service connects employers with job placement professionals who can identify qualified candidates with disabilities for their job openings - in the company's geographic area.
- The Employ ABILITY Network was created by the City of Los Angeles Community Development Department, in conjunction with the Los Angeles City WorkForce Investment Board, to provide up-to-date information about career development strategies and job accommodations for persons with disabilities.
- The global, cross-disability, cross-generational online community addressing disability employment issues.
- Jobs resources related to Schedules A and B, which are the federal government’s hiring options for people with disabilities.
- The Job Accommodation Network has developed a resource list for those seeking employment opportunities. This list contains tips for finding employment.
- Goodwill Industries of Western Connecticut, Inc is dedicated to providing individuals with disabilities and others barriers to employment the services and support needed to achieve economic independence.
- Goodwill Toronto's mission is to provide quality skills training and outcome-focused, job-related programs to people who face employment barriers.
- The High School/High Tech Program (HS/HT) provides opportunities for students with all types of disabilities to explore exciting careers in science, mathematics, and technology. The program is one of several initiatives of the Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP).
- Hire Disability Solutions, LLC is a national leader in bringing together top companies and qualified men and women with disabilities. Businesses can post their job vacancies and tap into a pool of skilled workers, and individuals with a disability can post resumes and access thousands of jobs from companies that are specifically trying to reap the benefits of having a diverse workforce.
- HireAbility.com is an online job search site that helps trained IT professionals find jobs with companies which suit their needs. HireAbility is easy to use, quick, and gets results fast.
- Providing top quality services and networking opportunities, HireDiversity links under-represented candidates with Fortune 1000 corporations, government organizations, non-profit and educational institutions, and staffing agencies.
- Lift, Inc., a national, nonprofit organization that hires, trains and places people who have significant disabilities in high-level information technology positions.
- Melwood is a not-for-profit social service agency since 1963. They are a leader in supporting and empowering individuals with developmental and related disabilities throughout the Washington, D.C. metro area. They create opportunities for personal success by providing fully accredited vocational training, employment, community living, leisure, travel, and recreational services.
- The National Center on Workforce and Disability/Adult (NCWD) provides training, technical assistance, policy analysis, and information to improve access for all in the workforce development system.
- An ODEP-funded technical assistance center with information about youth and employment and the complete Guideposts for Success document, as well as many other resources and publications.
- The National Business & Disability Council is the leading resource for employers seeking to integrate people with disabilities into the workplace and companies seeking to reach them in the consumer marketplace.
- PEPNet, the Postsecondary Education Programs Network, is the the goal of PEPNet is to assist postsecondary institutions across the nation to attract and effectively serve individuals who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
- Project HIRED is a unique non-profit agency that brings together community resources, technology training and business leadership to assist people with disabilities to realize their career potential.
- Project Work helps people who have an intellectual disability or require extra support to improve their work skills so they can find and keep entry-level jobs.
- RecruitABILITY is a nation-wide online recruiting site for employers who are proactively seeking to employ people with disabilities. Resumes from job seekers with disabilities can be posted and employers can search resumes for free.
- The Resource Partnership's mission is to improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities by uniting employers, rehabilitation and referral agencies, and people with disabilities. Through education and outreach, the organization strives to ensure that every qualified individual with a disability is employed in an environment free of physical and attitudinal barriers that will allow for the greatest level of independence and success.
- The SBSES provides information, counseling, and referrals about self-employment and small business ownership opportunities for people with disabilities.
- This page provides information on the "ticket" provisions of the Ticket to Work and Work Incentives Improvement Act of 1999. Most Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) disability beneficiaries will receive a "ticket" they may use to obtain vocational rehabilitation, employment or other support services from an approved provider of their choice.
- This page contains links to web sites for state vocational rehabilitation agencies.
- T-TAP TAC is a national technical assistance and training effort designed to increase the capacity of Community Rehabilitation Programs (CRPs) and other community-based service providers that currently operate programs that result in segregated work outcomes and non-work options for people with disabilities.
- US BLN supports the belief that every employer recognizes and benefits from the best practice of including people with disabilities in their workforce and marketplace.
- This is a free database resource for businesses looking for qualified employees. The database contains over 1,000 job candidates majoring in a variety of fields. The candidates are top college students seeking summer and permanent positions.
- Job Seekers search jobs from top us companies and get paid cash to refer your friends. Employers search over one million resumes for free and post all of your jobs for free.
- WORKink is an online resource centre for employment and disability issues.
- Founded in 1999, WorkplaceDiversity.com is the source for diversity talent. It is the job search web site for corporate recruiters who want to make a good faith effort to reach experienced diversity talent. The site bridges the gap between companies that support diversity and experienced diversity candidates by providing one central location to post open positions.
- This non-profit WorkWORLD Web site offers free software and a Help/Information system that helps people with disabilities use work incentives in Federal Benefit programs such as SSI, SSDI, Section 8 Housing, and Food Stamps to return to work or become more self-sufficient. This is a unit of theSchool of Business and are funded by a number of Federal, State, and local grants, contracts, and cooperative agreements to offer these on the Internet at no cost to users.
General Employment Resources
- Links to over 40,000 local employers, employment agencies, job banks & career resources in over 1200 cities across the USA.
- The America's Job Bank computerized network links the 1,800 state Employment Service offices. It provides job seekers with a pool of active job opportunities. For employers it provides rapid, national exposure for job openings.
- Artem DV Corporation provides job placement service for Work & Travel USA participants.
- The BlackCareerZone is the #1 Career site for Blacks. This Web site will help you maneuver through this very difficult job market.
- Career Builder's mission is to improve their careers or to find career advice in order to implement a deep career change. Whether you are at the start of your career or you have already achieved a middle or even a relatively high level, improving your career is certainly a legitimate concern, which needs to be addressed carefully.
- Careerjet is an employment search engine for the USA. It allows you to search a growing selection of jobs listed on company sites as well as jobsites in one go saving you the trouble of having to go to each site individually.
- A resume can be posted on CareerShop.com and their database can be searched. A "sniffer" will confidentially email you jobs matching your criteria as they are posted in their database.
- Nowhiring.com has thousands of new jobs posted every day and thousands of employers searching for candidates. NowHiring.com offers you one convenient source for career information, including personalized search agents, automatic matching of jobs against your resume, and expert advice on all aspects of your job hunt.
- Career Magazine site offers info on job openings and employers, articles, a resume bank, career forum, and other info on careers.
- CCollegeJobs.com is a job board for the community college sector where colleges post employee vacancies for a fee and job seekers access postings and can post their resume for free. The 1200 two-year colleges in the US have over 500,000 employees and are facing a human resource challenge as 50% of their employees begin to retire. Community colleges are committed to a employing individuals with disabilities. These two-year colleges offer excellent benefits, outstanding working conditions and superior accommodations for their students and their employees.
- Welcome to The Chronicle's career service. Each week you will find hundreds of new job announcements from the latest issues of The Chronicle, plus other information useful to people pursuing careers in higher education.
- Communications Workers of America assists veterans, transitioning military personnel and their spouses in locating jobs in communications and information technology.
- This interactive employment network offers job openings, salary guides, career information, interactive interviewing practice, and advice from career specialists.
- Today's Five O'Clock Club was founded by Kate Wendleton in 1978 to provide career-development assistance.
- GOVJOBS (Costa Mesa, CA) provides cost efficient, user-friendly ways of sharing employment information to worldwide job seekers and all government and commercial employers.
- Post your resume online and let employers find you. Read about interview techniques, writing a great resume and even how to conduct effective job searches.
- Visit one of the Internet's largest and best-known online recruiting sites. Since 1995 JobBankUSA.com has provided services to over 5 million job seekers, hiring managers, recruiters and human resource professionals.
- Announce your availability and submit your resume to hundreds of Employers that visit this site. Employers can contact you directly as soon as a suitable position becomes available.
- Spencer Vocational Services established a website to help those who assist people re-entering the job market. Based in the Ventura County/Santa Barbara County area, this is a co-operative Web site for all agencies to use.
- Jobs.net is a leading provider of cost-effective online recruitment solutions for employers worldwide.
- +Jobs America is a nationwide Internet job database determined to help make the connection between U.S. employers and potential employees.
- +Jobs Canada is a nationwide Internet job database determined to help make the connection between Canadian employers and potential employees.
- Job Bank USA helps job candidates find employment by use of a multiple database MetaSearch. The computerized network links the 1,800 state Employment Service offices. It provides job seekers with a pool of active job opportunities. For employers it provides rapid, national exposure for job openings.
- JobCanada.org is user-friendly job site for the Toronto and surrounding areas only, updated every Friday at 4 p.m, extremely easy to navigateand of course free to job-seekers.
- KPC Resumes is a high quality and professional Web site that provides its clients with resumes and cover letters, provides career counseling, reference checking and a free resource center.
- Monster offers access to more than 48,000 job opportunities worldwide.
- Net-Temps is an employment portal targeted specifically to the contract and temporary employment markets. Net-Temps boasts a cross posting distribution of over 500 Internet search engines, portals, directories, on-line services and newsgroups as classified employment ads. These include Excite, Yahoo, Alta Vista, Lycos and AOL. The Net-Temps resume bank includes hundreds of thousands of resumes. Job seekers can post resumes and search for jobs at no cost.
- The aim of the Nonprofit Career Center to provide resources on the Web for starting a career or getting a better job in the nonprofit sector.
- The Handbook is a nationally recognized source of career information designed to provide valuable assistance to individuals making decisions about their future work.
- Whether your are looking for a job or an employee, TopNotchJob.com will locate what you have in mind. The fastest and best way to change your career or help to change someone else's future.Start a free account today and post your resume online!
- Whohasjobs provides resources by community, state, employers, and industries.
Orientado a la comunidad hispanas
- Un servicio del empleo para la comunidad hispana, este sitio tiene lista de trabajo e información sobre carreras, compañías, búsqueda de trabajo, y becas. Ofrece un servicio gratis en colocar su curriculum vitae (resumes) en línea.
- Foros especiales dedicados a las personas con discapacidades y a la comunidad hispana.