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JobsforUSCitizens.com Announces Revamped Site - Look for Defense and Security jobs here
from: Roger ThompsonMSys Inc., a leading IT and e-commerce company, today announced
the launch of its revamped Web site www.JobsForUSCitizens.com.
The site is a job portal for qualified U.S Citizens looking for
employment in federal, state, county, army, navy, air force,
defense and security-related industries. Searching the site is
free for employment seekers, and for a limited time, employers
may post free job offerings.
With a new, user-friendly interface, the site offers extensive
search facility for employment opportunities in a variety of
fields. In addition, users may now receive automated emails
about new jobs or resume postings. The site also has excellent
security features and allows only authorized employers to search
posted resumes.
"This site has been very helpful to the site visitors," stated
Amy Sornberger Of MSys Inc. "We have received lot of positive
feedback from employees and employers. Within a short time, we
have seen a three-fold increase in traffic. Our agreements with
many state and county employment agencies give flexibility to
our users. At JobsForUSCitizens.com, users can go to a single
Web site and search all government (both federal and local)
jobs."
The site maintains relationships with many government agencies
and leading public companies to post job announcements for
qualified employees. The site will prove especially useful to
U.S. citizens who are looking for federal jobs or
defense-related jobs; since most government and defense jobs are
rarely sent offshore, JobsForUSCitzens.com provides U.S.
citizens with an added advantage in their search for a well-paid
and stable job.
About JobsForUSCitizens.com JobsForUSCitizens.com is owned and
operated by AmTek Systems (owners of MSys Inc.). MSys Inc. has
been in business for the last 10 plus years, operating many B2B
and B2C web sites. MSys Inc. specializes in IT consulting and
e-commerce solutions to Fortune 500 companies. For more
information, please visit www.JobsForUSCitizens.com.
Media Contact: Amy Sornberger JobsForUSCitizens.com 510-253-7052
About the author:
Roger Thompson has been in the HR, Recruitment Industry for the
past 10 years.
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