Have You Been Unemployed or Laid Off? Post Your Resume at StateJobs.com

Internet Job Source offers online resource to find jobs nationwide.

New York, NY (PRWEB) January 31, 2005 -- Are you currently unemployed or recently laid off? If so, you should visit The Internet Job Source at http://www.statejobs.com You can find job opportunities on this website nationwide at America's top companies as well as government jobs at federal agencies, state and local governments.

There are still thousands of good-paying jobs available across the country and you can find them at Internet Job Source. You can also post your resume free of charge and look for jobs in your state of interest.

Over the past year, corporate America has seen a number of large mergers and acquisitions. Unfortunately, mergers tend to mean layoffs for employees at the new company due to overlapping jobs and desire to reduce expenses. Some of the big mergers over the past year and announced cutbacks include:

Procter and Gamble - Gillette: 6,000 job cuts expected

Oracle - PeopleSoft: 5,000 layoffs

Cingular - AT&T Wireless: 7,000 layoffs

Bank of America - Fleet Bank: 17,000 layoffs

Dow Jones - Marketwatch - 97 layoffs

If you have been a victim of layoffs or downsizing, don't despair. There are still thousands of jobs available and it is best to start looking for a new job immediately. Going online is a great place to begin your search.

About Internet Job Source

The Internet Job Source operates a network of sites including http://statejobs.com . Regional sites are available for:

New York and New Jersey - http://nyjobsource.com

Boston and New England - http://bostonjobsource.com

Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia - http://dcjobsource.com

California - http://caljobsource.com

Employers can post jobs on these sites free of charge. After registering for a free account, employers can post and manage their jobs in real-time and include a company profile. There is a modest fee to search the resume database. All jobs posted on the site are monitored for appropriateness.

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