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Employers use several Job Boards when recruiting employees. Here is a list of job boards that you may want to consider when posting job openings.

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Illinois Skills Match (ISM)

Illinois Skills Match (ISM) selects and matches the best qualified job seekers with the most suitable employers. Job seekers build their resume based on skills and  education, while employers post online job orders detailing required skills and education levels. When real-time matches occur, both sides can be contacted via email, telephone or regular mail. There is no charge, and it's easy.

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CareerBuilder

Find candidates quickly through a resume database or post a job online.

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JOBcentral National Labor Exchange

Post a job opening or search for potential employees nationwide or in Illinois (Note: this site has replaced America's Job Bank)

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Monster Board

Search resumes, post jobs, and attract the right talent for your business needs

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VetJobs.com

Locate employer resources providing information on tax credits for the hiring of veterans and a searchable database of veterans' resume postings.

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Yahoo! hotjobs.com

Post jobs online to find the candidates you are looking for

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  • Statewide Interest
    Is Your NFP Organization Hiring Seniors?
    The Senior Community Services Employment Program (SCSEP) , also known as the Title V Program, is a federally-funded program designed to assist adults age 55 and older in entering or re-entering the job market. The Illinois program is administered by the Illinois Department on Aging through the Area Agencies on Aging. Seniors generally work 20 hours per week in a not-for-profit organization. Their salaries are paid for through SCSEP.

    Not-for-profit organizations interested in providing a work site can contact their local Illinois Area Agency on Aging External link opens in a new window.

  • Employers are you looking for candidates that have proven teamwork and leadership skills?
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    Then look no further!  Hire Vets First Employer Zone provides contact information on where to find qualified veterans to enhance your organizations performance, testimonials from employers, a skills translator to understand a vets proven skills, and quarterly updates about this program.

    Find the investment in human capital your organization needs by visiting the Employer Zone External link opens in a new window at HireVetsFirst.gov.

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