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MERS Goodwill Job Search Links
Employment
St. Louis at Work (http://www.stltoday.com/jobs)
Job postings from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. "St. Louis' #1 online job resource. You can search
for job opportunities and sign up for job alerts; then we'll email you with job matches. Also, post your resume for employers
to find you."
St. Louis Careers Online Resource and Assessment Center (http://stlcareers.us)
Developed and maintained by Missouri Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor, Tim Gravier.
Provides lists of links to hundreds of businesses in the St. Louis area.
St. Louis Best Jobs (http://stlouisbestjobs.com)
Search through thousands of St. Louis area job opportunities, create a personal profile, and develop
an online resume.
Employment Guide.com (http://www.employmentguide.com)
EmploymentGuide.com is the online solution to The Employment Guide ®, the nation's largest
print publication offering job openings and unique employment opportunities. Its focus is hourly, skilled, full-time
and part-time jobs. EmploymentGuide.com's divisions include HealthCareerWeb.com which offers thousands of healthcare
jobs and resources, a Work at Home Center with a variety of jobs for those interested in working from home, and an Education
Center that provides career education opportunities to help job seekers advance their careers.
SnagAJob.com (http://www.snagajob.com)
SnagAJob.com lists part-time and full-time hourly jobs spanning the retail, restaurant, and service industries.
Job seekers complete their profile once and then apply to multiple jobs online.
Thingamajob.com (http://www.thingamajob.com)
Thingamajob is a "free online employment resource provided by the Allegis Group, parent company to some
of the world's largest staffing companies including Aerotek and TEKsystems. Thingamajob helps the Allegis Group family of
staffing companies recruit the best talent, people just like you, for positions with Fortune 1000 companies."
BestJobsMissouri.com (http://www.bestjobsmissouri.com)
Presented by BestJobsUSA.com, search hundreds of Missouri jobs by location, category, or keyword.
Monster.com (http://www.monster.com)
More than 400,000 job opportunities, worldwide (more than 1,500 international employers) makes this the
largest online jobs database on the Web. You can search by company name, location, discipline, industry, job title, or combinations
of these. The employer overview gives some background information into the company selected, the products and services, and
employee benefits. They also have a large database of information for the job seeker and the employer.
Career Builder.com (http://www.careerbuilder.com)
Lists "hundreds of thousands" of available jobs in the United States. Searchable by location, job type,
industry, and other factors.
City of St. Louis (https://stlcin.missouri.org/OnlineJob/Secured/index.cfm?from=1)
Job openings with the City of St. Louis. "The Charter of the City of St. Louis requires persons employed
on a full time basis by the City to reside in the City. Persons may apply for employment with the City regardless of
their residency."
St. Louis County Government (http://stlouisco.com/scripts/personnel/ssl/jobsearch/index.cfm)
St. Louis County Government's job search site. Search by job title, department, and classification.
Great Hires.org (http://www.greathires.org)
The official Workforce Resource website for the State of Missouri. Features include access to thousands
of Missouri jobs, with job matches based on skills as well as job titles; job market search feature to find openings by title,
skill set, field of study, or zip code; and personal homepage to store searches, position descriptions, and communication
with businesses.
Merit System Job Opportunities (http://www.oa.mo.gov/pers/newjoas.htm#genserv)
State of Missouri job vacancies and categories with frequent hirings.
America's Job Bank (http://www.ajb.dni.us/)
The U.S. Department of Labor's official web site for job postings. Most of the jobs are full-time,
and the majority are in the private sector. The job openings come from all over the country and represent all types of work,
from professional and technical to blue collar, from management to clerical and sales. Resumes can be developed and posted
online.
America's Jobline (http://nfb.org/jobline/enter.htm)
Pioneered by the National Federation for the Blind, America's Jobline helps job seekers who do
not have or cannot use standard computers. It allows them to search America's Job Bank for job announcements by
telephone 24 hours a day. They can create and store personal profiles for use in quickly locating vacancies for which
they are qualified.
USA Jobs (http://usajobs.opm.gov/)
The official job site of the United States Government. Search over 18,000 federal jobs and create and store
a resume.
St. Louis Business Journal (http://stlouis.bizjournals.com/stlouis/)
Find information on new and growing companies in the St. Louis area.
Missouri Newspapers (http://newslink.org/monews.html)
Links to large and small newspapers in Missouri.
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