Illinois State Agencies
Collaborate to Expand Mobile Services
Job Search and Recruiting Site Adds
Mobility to Improve User Experience
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[August 24, 2018]
The Department of Employment Security (DES) and Department of
Innovation & Technology (DoIT) jointly announce the release of the
IllinoisJobLink.com mobile functionality. IllinoisJobLink.com is a
one-stop employment exchange in Illinois and is offered free of
charge to both job seekers and employers. The system serves as the
state’s hiring board, featuring more than 100,000 help-wanted ads.
“We continually look for ways to improve the IllinoisJobLink.com
tool,” said IDES Director Jeff Mays. “This new enhancement will
enable an easier engagement process for both job seekers and
employers. One of our primary goals is to put people back to work
while providing employers with a quality workforce.”
IDES connects the Illinois workforce to education and training
resources, as well as, available employment opportunities. An active
employer outreach effort and job seeker exchange keep the channels
of communication open and provides various avenues for employers and
job seekers to interface.
“The mobile functionality of IllinoisJobLink.com is another step in
the journey to bring mobility to State of Illinois services and
information,” said DoIT Acting Secretary Kirk Lonbom.
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“Our state’s digital transformation is bringing benefits to both state agencies
and Illinois taxpayers through improved service delivery. IllinoisJobLink.com
users can now access the system from their mobile devices, offering added
convenience and flexibility.”
The Illinois Department of Employment Security regularly uses the labor exchange
functionality of IllinoisJobLink.com to carry out employment service functions
and the tool also operates as a case management system.
Job openings are populated both by IDES staff and employers in a nightly
exchange of job order information with the National Labor Exchange (NLX). Job
seekers can register, post resumes and conduct job searches all through the tool
accessed by a mobile device, tablet or desktop. The recently released mobile
availability will serve to advance Illinois’ job market and economy.
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