US.jobs Reaches Milestone of One Million Jobs

Through US.jobs, the National Labor Exchange hits an unprecedented benchmark of one million quality, verified employment opportunities for job seekers.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 18, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Employers of all sizes have helped US.jobs, powered by the National Labor Exchange (NLX), reach a new milestone by providing collectively one million current, un-duplicated job opportunities.

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"The goal of the National Labor Exchange has never been to create a single outlet for all job openings but to collect each real job opportunity from employers and distribute it down to job seekers," commented Bill Warren, Executive Director, DirectEmployers Association.

Created in 2007 in a partnership between DirectEmployers Association and the National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA), the National Labor Exchange leverages private non-profit-owned technology and existing state workforce agency resources. After the discontinuation of America's Job Bank, the National Labor Exchange has shaped an efficient, seamless way for federal contractors and subcontractors to meet required job posting and delivery standards, while still providing a cost-effective solution to reach a highly diverse workforce. Through US.jobs, the National Labor Exchange provides quality, verified jobs to state job banks and veteran's representatives daily. All labor exchange services are free to state workforce agency users, both jobseekers and employers, as well as, to state workforce agencies and federal partners.

Via US.jobs, the National Labor Exchange has collected and distributed job openings from over 100,000 employers exclusively found on corporate career websites and state job banks. In five years time alone, the total job count of the National Labor Exchange has gone from 450,000 jobs from employers of all sizes and industries being collected and distributed to present day totals of 1 million available jobs daily. While the main outlet for the National Labor Exchange is the website US.jobs, the job feed has also been given to trusted partners whose goal is to further facilitate the labor exchange. Regardless of where a job seeker discovers the National Labor Exchange job listing, they will be returned to either the corporate career site or the state workforce agency it originated from, helping reduce the middleman and directly connecting employers and job seekers.

About DirectEmployers Association
DirectEmployers Association is a leading nonprofit HR consortium of global employers that was formed to assist in the sharing of ideas, incorporating of best practices, and research and development of technology where labor practices are concerned. Through this consortium, business standards are shaped and technology is used with respect to the diversity that is reflected in the various cultures embodied in a global workforce. Our recognized expertise in compliance, recruitment and cost effective technology enables our members to reach the largest, most diverse pool of quality job seekers worldwide.

About The National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA)
 The National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA) is an organization of state administrators of unemployment insurance laws, employment services, training programs, employment statistics and labor market information and other programs and services provided through the publicly-funded state workforce system.

SOURCE DirectEmployers Association