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WORK with the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT P4P
"This booklet is sold with the understanding that the writers and publishers are not engaged in rendering legal, accounting, or other such professional advice. Every attempt has been made to provide accurate information. Furthermore, the writers or publishers cannot be held accountable for any error or omission. If legal or accounting advice is required, the services of a competent professional should be sought."
Table of Contents
Overview 4
Finding An Available Job 12
Certain Rules and Requirements 14
Job Grading and Advancement 17
Employment Sources 19
Federal Job Banks 29
Summary 35
Overview
There is no larger employer in the world than the United States Government. Positions are available on a near regular basis, despite recent cutbacks. Not only are there opportunities domestically, but employment outside the United States is a possibility on military bases, overseas embassies and various departments of defense and state agencies.
Initial contact to determine types of employment that are open in the various government agencies at any one time should be made with the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) at 1900 E Street, NW, Room E453, Washington, DC 20415, 1–202–606–2440. Here, you can obtain specific job listings and other personal information. The Federal Personnel Manual covers all aspects of personnel management within the federal government structure and is available on
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