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Careers & Employment

See also Company Information on the Business & Finance page.

Library's Electronic Subscriptions

Outside the library, these resources are only available to Lincolnwood Library cardholders.

  • JobNow

    Provides links specific to students, recent graduates, veterans, and general job seekers!
    Outside the Library, this resource is only available to Lincolnwood Library card holders.

Local Career Help

  • The Able Network

    A network of more than 50 community-based organizations in the Chicago metropolitan area that provide employment counseling, training and job placement. Call 312.782.3335 to determine which network agency or employment program best fits your needs.

  • Adult Learning Center

    Dedicated to the unique needs of an adult population, the Adult Learning Center offers a comprehensive and integrated suite of services, including the GED prep, 24/7 Writing Lab, Live Tutoring, Skills Building, Career Resources, U.S. Citizenship Prep, Microsoft Office Essential Skills Series, and 24/7 Question Center.

  • Career Transitions Center

    Fee based job guidance to people of all ages Special programs for older adults. See a list of Chicago companies at this site.

  • Chicago Employment Guide

    Job listings, Chicago job fairs, browse Chicago industries, search for online college courses, and more.

  • Chicago Jobs

    Search for a job, post a resume, salary, and other career information. "Exclusively focused on Chicagoland's 11–county area — including the city, suburbs, and beyond."

  • Chicago Jobs Council

    This organization is dedicated to helping people living in poverty secure employment.

  • ChicagoJobTalk.org

    A resource for employees and employers from two Skokie librarians. See also the "Skokie Employment Resources" site below.

  • City of Chicago

    Apply for city of Chicago job opportunities.

  • Disability Works

    Job placement and career counseling services for people with disabilities. Site is sponsored by Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce and the State of Illinois.

  • Illinois workNet Center
    Career, education and work support information for Illinois residents and businesses. Set up your free account and create a resume. Find job openings. Learn computer skills. Connect to work support services. Contact a Certified Illinois workNet Advisor for assistance. Find are source room location near you.
  • Jewish Vocational Services of Chicago

    Main Office: 216 West Jackson Blvd., Suite 700, 312- 673-3400 V; 312-444-2877 TTY
    Skokie Office: Goldie Bachmann Luftig Building, 5150 Golf Road, 847-568-5150; 847-568-5185 TTY
    A non-profit, non-sectarian organization with a mission to empower all people in need to find fulfillment through work.

  • NPO.net

    Search for nonprofit and government jobs. This site is also a gateway to Chicago's nonprofit and philanthropic community.

  • Skokie Employment Resource Center

    This site, part of the above ChicagoJobs site, gives information on career counseling at the Skokie Library, Skokie Career Support Group, services for groups and community agencies, materials and resources in the Skokie Library.

  • Suburban Chicago Help Wanted

    Search by category, city, company, or keyword. Post your resume. Includes the city of chicago.

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Career Help from the State

  • Illinois Career Resource Network

    Find out about wages, education requirements and job duties for nearly 500 occupations Illinois Department of Employment Security.

  • Illinois Department of Employment Security

    Find information on "job placement and referrals, unemployment insurance, employment and training programs, career and labor market information, payroll tax filing ".

  • IllinoisJobNetwork.com

    Comprehensive employment site with links to organizations for minorities and people with disabilities, universities & colleges, state workforce agencies, and more..

  • Illinois workNet Center
    Career, education and work support information for Illinois residents and businesses. Set up your free account and create a resume. Find job openings. Learn computer skills. Connect to work support services. Contact a Certified Illinois workNet Advisor for assistance.
  • Vocational Rehabilitation

    People with disabilities can get help finding a job and support in keeping it from Illinois Department of Human Services.

  • Work 4 Illinois -- State of Illinois Employment Opportunities

    Job postings and step–by–step guide on how to apply for a state job.

Classified Job Listings

Federal Resources

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Job Listings & Career Help -- Elsewhere on the Web

  • Business Town

    Plenty of help is offered here for those contemplating starting their own business. Get step-by-step instructions by clicking on "Getting Started," or look at ideas under "Consulting," "Home Business" and other links.

  • CareerOneStop

    Tools to help job seekers, students, businesses, and career professionals. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor.

  • Career Builder

    Search by job type, company or industry. Apply for a job online. Learn about a company. Resume help and much more.

  • Glassdoor.com

    List of the 50 top-ranked companies to work, employee reviews of companies, tips on interview questions from companies, salary comparisons, and more.

  • Idealist.org

    Search nonprofit and government jobs.

  • Job Hunters Bible

    Get tips on how to use the Internet to find a job or take the interactive career planning test at this site by Richard Bolles, the author of What Color is Your Parachute.

  • JobWeb.com

    Career development and job search advice for new college graduates from National Association of Colleges and Employers.

  • Monster.com

    A huge career site that includes resume help, salary and industry information. Lets you search for oversea jobs.

  • The Riley Guide

    Instructions for job seekers on how to best use the Internet to find employment. Resume & cover letter writing, networking, interviewing, salary guide and other career information available as well.

Job Search Engines

Vocational Schools

  • Vocational Schools Database -- RWM

    A database of Private Post secondary Vocational Schools in all 50 states. It is organized first by State, then by Training Occupation.

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