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Louisiana Jobs and Job Search Resources
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Searching for job opportunities by state is one of the most effective ways to find top career opportunities. This page provides a directory of Lousiana employment websites, networking resources, top employers, state employment agencies and local government employment resources.
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- Civil Service - The Department of State Civil Service is the central personnel agency for the State of Louisiana. Announce job openings, set pay standards, establish personnel policies, and hear employee appeals.
- Acadiana Career Bank - A service of The Workforce Investment Board, Fourth Planning District offering comprehensive employment and training services. Serves the parishes of Acadia, Iberia, Evangeline, St. Landry, St. Martin, St. Mary and Vermilion.
- Department of Natural Resources - Job opportunities.
- Louisiana Works Department of Labor - Labor exchange for the state of Louisiana serving as a link between employers, job seekers, and training entities.
- Dept of Education - Employment opportunities.
- Federal jobs in Louisiana - Federal Jobs in Louisiana, customized federal job openings sent daily by email.
- Computer Work - Computer job resource center offering technical job searches, Louisiana computer employment information, free IT resume posting, and recruiting services.
- Louisiana workforce development - Provides links to workforce development efforts in the state of Louisiana including links for jobseekers and workforce development professional. Also houses the Louisiana Workforce Commission and Louisiana School-to-Work homepages.
- State Police - Employment application and information for potential Louisiana State Troopers.
- Tidewater Recruiting Center - Maritime opportunities- Worldwide and USA.
- Office of Information Services - Employment opportunities with the OIS.
- State Government Job Opportunity Listings - Departmental job opportunities.
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