Job search

Job search help is available to all job seekers at approximately 2,000 American Job Centers located throughout the U.S. Services include free access to job banks, computers, resume writing tools and printers, networking groups and workshops, and more. People who have a disability may be eligible for additional services from the Vocational Rehabilitation Program, a core partner at AJCs. Learn more about American Job Centers.

The Employer Assistance Resource Network (EARN) offers a list of organizations that provide assistance to job seekers with disabilities.

There are a number of job posting sites for job seekers with disabilities to explore, including:

• USA Jobs Resource Center lists federal jobs that are actively recruiting candidates with disabilities
• Disabled Person is a job board for people with disabilities
• AbilityJOBS is a job board for people with disABILITIES
• Disability Solutions is a non-profit that offers an online job board, free webinars, and other resources
• Getting Hired is a social networking and job search site for people with disabilities
• Recruit Disability is a no-fee job board connecting job seekers, employment programs, and employers
• Think Beyond the Label Jobs Board, job bank, blog and newsletter to support job seekers with disabilities to find meaningful work in their chosen field
• Equal Opportunity Publications is a career guidance and recruitment magazine for people with disabilities. Find articles, job postings, a list of companies now recruiting, and post your resume
• Employer Assistance and Resource Network (EARN) ists organizations that provide assistance to job seekers with disabilities

For tools and resources to help manage your finances through job search, employment, changing jobs, and more, visit Secure Your Financial Future | U.S. Department of Labor (dol.gov) from the U.S. Department of Labor.

For step-by-step guidance for your job search, visit the How-to Guide: Find a job now.