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The United States Government is the largest employer in the world - with over 150 different federal departments and agencies that collectively hire millions of people each year to provide the services and products necessary to serve the needs of the American public. In this area of the ICC you'll find the following information designed to help you land a job with Uncle Sam:
How to get a job with the U.S. Government - Click here to read an informative article written by Dennis Damp - a nationally recognized expert in finding and securing federal employment. The process of finding and securing employment with the federal government is much different than with civilian employment. Therefore, this fact-filled article will help you understand the various steps necessary for locating and applying for employment with the federal government. U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) website - OPM is the "personnel management" department for federal government employment. Many, but not all of the positions available with the federal government are handled by OPM. Therefore, if you're interested in federal employment, you should check out the job listings made available by OPM. Click here to visit the OPM website where you can view a list of current employment announcements. Federal Department and Agency websites - The U.S. Government has over 150 departments and agencies that collectively carry out the work of our government. Many of these departments and agencies maintain an Internet website where information about the department or agency (often including employment notices) is made available to the general public. While OPM (see above) handles much of the employment hiring for federal positions, many departments and agencies do their own employment recruiting. Therefore, it is wise to check directly with those individual departments and agencies where you would like to work to inquire about employment. Click here to obtain a list of departments and agencies that maintain a website. Then click on any department or agency title to visit its website where employment information may be found.