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Transnational
International Labor Organization. United Nations agency concerned with labor rights, working conditions, and other work-related issues.
Organization of the American States. SEDI: Department of Social Development and Employment. Contact information for Ministries of Labor through the Americas (in English).
Argentina
Ministereo de Trabajo, Empleo y Seguridad Social.
Australia
Australia.
Occupational information and job site published by the Australian Department
of Education, Training, and Youth Affairs.
Canada
Canada.
From the National Occupational Classification. Also, see Job
Futures 2000, the Canadian equivalent of the U.S. Occupational
Outlook Handbook.
France
Working in Paris. Page crammed with information about working in Paris, apparently targeting English speakers who want to work in Paris.
Article: Working in France: How Non-Europeans Can Work Legally, by Finn Skovgaard. Excellent article covering how to get work in France. A great factoid: If you're from the USA, you can form a corporation; apparently there's a reciprocal treaty for this with the USA. Otherwise, it can apparently be difficult to get permission unless you have technology-related skills.
India
Ministry of Labor, Government of India.
Mexico
Ministerio de Trabajo y Promocion del Empleo.
New Zealand
New
Zealand.
Kiwi Careers, provides information on occupations and jobs in New Zealand.
United Kingdom
United
Kingdom
From the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services (AGCAS).
United States of America
Now the Dictionary is rolled into the O*Net project. This web-based version was published by the U.S. Department of Labor's Office of Administrative Judges Law Library.
"Find
Occupations".
From O*Net main page.
U.S. Department of Labor online career system.
Occupational
Outlook Handbook.
From the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Occupational
Briefs.
Chronicle Guidance Publications, Inc., publishes a number of products
related to career assessment and occupational information; their offerings
include 657 occupational briefs refined over several decades of development.
Their briefs target the American market.
Michigan Occupational Information System. Occupations organized into the 12 general clusters of the U.S. Guide for Occupational Exploration.
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