Search results
Results From The WOW.Com Content Network
Welcome to Careers.Ohio.Gov. The State of Ohio offers a wide range of career opportunities. A career in public service is an honorable choice. The work we do impacts the lives of people in Ohio. Click the "Search for State Government Jobs" link to search and apply for openings with State of Ohio agencies, boards and commissions as well as the ...
careers.ohio.gov. Online Employment Application Guide. To Create Your Applicant Profile Before Applying for a Job. Log in to: http://www.governmentjobs.com and create an applicant account. Click the 'Your Account' link. Click on 'Create Your Account Here!'.
Exempt classified, career professional and bargaining unit positions must be posted on the State of Ohio’s Job Site, Ohio Hiring Management System (OHMS). The minimum posting period for bargaining unit positions is 10 calendar days per Article 17 of the OCSEA Contract.
This unit supports State of Ohio departments (agencies, boards and commissions) in advancing talent acquisition strategies and practices to attract, recruit and retain talent. The unit tracks and analyzes enterprise recruitment and retention metrics to identify trends and make recommendations.
To submit the application template for a specific position, perform a job search to find a job you are interested in and click on the job title to view the job posting. Click "Apply", which is located toward the upper right-hand side next to "Print Job Information".
The State of Ohio now makes it even easier for applicants to add skills to their job profile and find open positions matching those skills. To learn more about how to add skills to your job profile, view our applicant guide.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted today announced the launch of a new tool that helps applicants for state government positions locate openings based on their specific experiences, skills, and training, not just academic degrees.
MAJOR AGENCIES: All Agencies. SERIES PURPOSE: The purpose of the administrative officer occupation is to plan, direct & coordinate activities within assigned area. At the first level, incumbents organize & coordinate all program activities of non-technical section or division of state agency & supervise staff, or plan, direct & coordinate all ...
Explore resources to help you attract, recruit, hire, train, and retain Ohio workers to make your business successful.
Employment with the State of Ohio is more than ‘just a job’ – it is a privilege to serve our families, friends, and neighbors who rely on us throughout our great state. Learn about the benefits available to state employees and search for a wide range of available job opportunities.