
Many websites claim to have access to stimulus jobs. The truth is, jobs created by the stimulus are slowly showing up online as the Obama Administration continues to work through the allocation of stimulus money. Here are the top websites for finding a stimulus job.
This is the U.S. government’s official website allowing easy access to data related to Recovery Act spending and the reporting of potential fraud, waste, and abuse.
Find federal jobs and employment information.
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Look through contracts that have already been awarded and those that are up for bid to find a job or business opportunity.
| How the Stimulus Will Affect Employment | Growing Industries |
President Barack Obama does not hide the fact that one of his top priorities is creating jobs and putting Americans back to work. His first attempt at fighting unemployment is The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (aka: The Stimulus).
The goals of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act are:
The Recovery Act intends to achieve those goals by:
Although the Recovery Act will not put every unemployed person back to work, it will help millions of discouraged and out-of-work employees. The four main sectors that will see extraordinary growth are:
Alternative Energy
The stimulus package calls for major spending on clean energy and alternative energy projects such as wind turbines and coal gasification. The demand for engineers and skilled tradesmen to work on installation, infrastructure and field service will increase.
Construction/Infrastructure
The stimulus has focused on industries that have been hit the hardest by the turn in the economy. Construction took a major blow with the downturn in the housing market. New jobs in construction will pop up as cities begin to improve their highways, streets, rail systems and more. Now is the time for skilled contractors to begin looking for stimulus projects in your area.
Education
In any economy, there is always a need for funding in education. Stimulus dollars will focus on improving school buildings, securing and expanding teaching positions, as well as expanding programs for students with learning disabilities and special needs.
Healthcare
In the midst of a heated battle over healthcare, more than 20 billion has already been allocated to expanding healthcare information and technology. President Barack Obama and his administration really want to focus on improving how healthcare services, pharmaceuticals, and how information is delivered. This means that people in the healthcare systems and information field will see a spike in job opportunities.