A must for job hunters.--Booklist
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This update of the 1997 National Job Hotline Directory is an essential tool for career research. Using this directory and a telephone, job seekers can find opportunities for employment throughout the United States and Canada. The book is well organized, beginning with clearly written guidelines for job seekers, instructions for using job hotlines, and directions for using other employment information services. Subsequent chapters include state-by-state listings with job-type subcategories; federal, state, and Canadian municipal employers; and toll-free hotlines. Used in combination with want ads, Internet resources, and employment guidebooks, this unique title can help focus job seekers. One may worry about the dates in the title, but updates will be provided at . Cubbage is an employees' rights specialist who has worked in management operations and personnel in the St. Louis area, and Williams is a labor and employment specialist with the Colorado Division of Employment, Department of Labor and Employment. Recommended for public libraries and career resource centers.ARobert L. Balliot Jr., East Greenwich Free Lib., RI
Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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A state-by-state listing of job hotlines, arranged under categories such as education, government, and health care. Canada is also included.
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Treasure Trove of Job Search Resources,
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This review is from: National Job Hotline Directory: The Job Finder's Hot List (Paperback)
I never knew that my phone could be such a powerful tool for finding job vacancies, even for the middle management positions I'm seeking. This book is a little different. It doesn't tout job hotlines as the only way to find a job. And it tells you how to make job hotlines part of what the authors call a "savvy, balanced job search."There are over 6,500 job hotlines here, listed by state and by industry within each state (or Canadian province). Also included are toll-free job hotlines. Best of all, the book is really free because there are coupons for over $90 in discounts on some really neat job search resources. And the book has a sly sense of humor too.
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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great resource,great value,a must for the job seeker,
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This review is from: National Job Hotline Directory: The Job Finder's Hot List (Paperback)
I purchased this book to get me started on my job search.Found the book to be user friendly and containing information beyond simple telephone numbers. I would recommend this reference text to any one who looking for a job. from the entry level applicant to the senior level executive.
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