School of Labor and Employment Relations

Career Services

Related Links

The Internet and Your Job Search

The Internet may carry many opportunities for you to learn about vacancies within organizations as well as . Its growth is phenomenal, as new web sites are added daily. You can gain company specific information if you find the company's home page, and there are several different services that list employment opportunities for other organizations. Listed below are a few sites that you may find useful. Keep in mind that although the URLs for these sites were current at the time of publication, URLs and specific information found at these sites will vary over time.

I-Link for LER

Online Orientation must be completed by first-time student users
Login to site for LER students and alumni
Resource Guide to assist you with using I-Link for LER

Campus Career Offices and Networking

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Going Global

Going Global career and employment resources include world-wide job openings, internship listings, industry profiles and country-specific career information. More than 30,000 pages of constantly-updated content is included on topics such as: work permit/visa regulations, resume writing guidelines and examples, employment trends, salary ranges, networking groups, cultural/interviewing advice, corporate profiles and worldwide job

USA City Guides contain career and employment resources for the 40 largest metropolitan areas in the USA. Included in this database are: job search resources, employment outlook, professional networking groups, cost of living, major employer listings by industry sector, non-profits and volunteer opportunities. H1B employer listings are also listed for all 50 states!

Special thanks to Shell for sponsoring this subscription database for LER.

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