 NAFCareers.com is a civilian employment opportunity site for people looking for solid career growth and in fields that offer room for growth. NAF Human Resource Offices from the United States Military post new job annoucements on a regular basis. Many of the job seekers that visit this site are just exiting from full time service within one of the branches of service or simply seeking a new career field offered by one of the many bases we have listed.
NAFCareers is all about NAF postiions which are Non-Appropriated funds, or jobs funded by the bases themselves. The advantage to these types of positions are that employees are federal employees and jobs include Federal Benefit packages. The Government is always seeking talented people to fill these positions. Employees that work under NAF include undustry professionals, retired military and craftsmen.
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Job Seekers
If you are looking for an exciting civilian career
within one of the U.S. branches of service, NAFCareers.com allows you
as an emplyment seeker to
- Search the latest NAF job postings
- Pre-apply for Civilian Positions within the U.S. and abroad
- Post a Resume for Hiring Officials to Review
- Stay Notified of New Postings
- Post Your Work Experience
- Post Your Education Information
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NAF Hiring Administrators
If you are a NAF Human Resource Administrator, NAFCareers.com provides
online tools to help you manage your job annoucements and increase your
applicant pool. Below
are a
few examples
of what NAFCaeers.com offers:
- Be Automatically Notified of New Job Seekers
- Increase Your Applicant Pool by Advertising Positions Online
- Maintain Your Job Annoucements and Post them on Your Website
- Maintain a Base Profile Page
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Latest Federal Employment News
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Growth in employee costs slows in first quarter
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Civilian employment costs rose more modestly by 0.4 percent during the first quarter, primarily because growth in benefits slowed after a sharp rise in last year's fourth quarter, Labor Department data showed on Friday. The gain in employee costs was slightly lower than the 0.5 percent rise forecast by analysts surveyed by Reuters. Costs had increased 0.5 percent in the ...
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Florida National Guard Delivers First-Of-Its-Kind, Innovative Career-Seeker Program “Operation KickStart”
The Florida National Guard is helping Guardsmen throughout the state secure meaningful civilian employment through Operation KickStart, a first-of-its-kind career-seeker program. Hundreds of Florida Guardsmen have signed up for this innovative program since it launched late last year.
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Florida National Guard uses gamification to help soldiers find employment
Newsbrief: In an effort to help soldiers obtain civilian employment, the Florida National Guard has implemented a new program that educates and teaches participants via a specialized game-like social platform. The program, known as Operation KickStart, provides soldiers with mentors and coaches that teach them various ways to begin a successful career. Meanwhile, the soldiers keep track of their ...
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Service members learn transitioning techniques
MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. Marines, sailors and Department of Defense personnel learned to transition from military to civilian employment at a “Marketing Yourself” presentation by the Military Officers Association of America at the Marine Memorial Chapel on Camp Pendleton, May 15.
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April job losses end state's eight months of gains
Jobless rate falls as discouraged workers leave the labor force. Economists are disappointed by results amid a worsening state budget deficit, but cite long-term improvements. California's labor market stumbled in April as employers in a wide swath of industries trimmed their payrolls, shaking the state's long-sputtering economy.
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Spending Binges By Japan, Europe Choke Off Growth
Today Japan and Europe are afflicted with excess spending, taxation and regulation and a flood of cheap money. Its feckless politicians won't cut spending nearly enough.
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Safety fears halt Everest challenge
A team of injured soldiers attempting to scale Mount Everest has been forced to pull out of the challenge because of safety concerns.
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Jury Awards $485,000 Against Catholic Community Services for Military Discrimination as Announced by Gordon Thomas ...
SEATTLE, May 1, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- A federal jury today in Seattle awarded $485,000 to Washington National Guard Sergeant Grace Campbell and found that her employer had engaged in willful discrimination ...
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Continental's Anderson to be honored
Ollis Anderson, of Continental Resources of Enid has been selected to receive the Patriot Award of the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, in recognition of outstanding support of the National Guard and military reserve forces.
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Japan and Europe Are Killing Themselves
This article originally appeared in the June 4, 2012 issue of Forbes magazine. Can the U.S. lead the world back to prosperity? The global economy is lurching toward the cliff. Twice before over the last 75 years took the necessary action, and after November, with a new President and Congress, there will be the opportunity???and ...
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