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Employers, HR professionals, and job seekers can take advantage of O*NET products and research to achieve their goals. Learn more from the resources below.
The O*NET Toolkit for Business provides a wealth of background information on the features of O*NET. It details O*NET's many uses for human resource professionals and employers including:
- Job Descriptions
- Human Resource Planning
- Organizational Structure and Design
- Job Design and Job Reengineering
- Organizational Development
- Succession Planning
- Training Needs Analysis
- Career Development
- Workforce Development
An overview of the features of O*NET, giving information on O*NET and how it serves as a resource to assist businesses with everyday needs. This section also provides both graphic and written descriptions of the O*NET Content Model, the conceptual framework that underlies the O*NET database.
A guided tour of the features and capabilities of O*NET OnLine, demonstrating the breadth and depth of the information available. It demonstrates how users can navigate through O*NET OnLine and provides real world examples of occupational and skills searches, or specific details of one or more occupations.
A case study providing an overview of how O*NET can be used to write job descriptions.
Need help writing job descriptions? The Job Description Writer is an online tool that uses O*NET data to help employers and human resource specialists write job descriptions.
A step-by-step, detailed guide to demonstrate O*NET’s use in identifying work and worker requirements of future staff needs, identifying future Knowledge, Skill, and Ability needs, and identifying gaps and development opportunities.
O*NET Resources for Business
Employment professionals from around the country use O*NET information to help job seekers and others needing career guidance. Listen to their stories below on a variety of topics. Click any topic to play, download, or learn more about each podcast.
O*NET's Role in Regional Economic Development
Rick Maher, CEO of Maher & Maher, explains the significant role of O*NET data in regional economic development.
WIBs Using O*NET for Gathering and Dispensing LMI
Dr. Steve Turkoski, Chair of Region 10 Workforce Development Council and Adjunct Instructor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, shares information about how he gathers and uses LMI to promote the region and help form strategic partnerships. He talks specifically about his use and promotion of O*NET within the context of regional workforce development and economic growth.
O*NET's Role in Community Colleges
Dr. John Rich, Counselor and Director of Career Services at Three Rivers Community College, focuses on O*NET's use with community college students. Dr. Rich uses O*NET resources to present career opportunities to students. He talks about his experiences and zeroes in on at least one student situation to explain in depth how he uses O*NET.
O*NET and the Real Game
Phil Jarvis, Vice President, Global Partnerships, National LifeWork Center discusses O*NET's part in 'The Real Game'. Facilitated by a teacher, the Real Game allows youth to experience life in the future in terms of a real budget, real decisions about careers, and real solutions when things go wrong. Phil Jarvis explains how the O*NET database is incorporated into The Real Game and how students are directed to real-life careers based on O*NET data.
WIBs Using O*NET for Regional Economic Development
Jasen Jones, Executive Director of the Workforce Investment Board of Southwest Missouri, explains O*NET's role in attracting new industry to the region around Quapaw, OK.
Assisting At-Risk Youth with O*NET
Diana Bailey, Workforce Development and Transition Coordinator, provides insight into how the State of Maryland is using O*NET products such as the Career Exploration Tools to assist at-risk youth as they transition into the workplace. She also shares insights on the use of O*NET's tools in the adult prison system.
O*NET's Role in Assisting Workers Displaced by the BP Oil Spill
Cliff Atkinson of EmployFlorida talks about the effects of the BP Oil Spill on Florida's Gulf Coast, the impact on workers, and how O*NET is being used in Florida's jobs database to assist workers displaced by the oil spill.
Benefiting Clients through a Welfare-to-Work Program with O*NET
Contextual Remediation Instructor Kelly Reed describes how she uses O*NET information to benefit clients in a welfare-to-work program.
Using O*NET as the Basis for Labor Market Information
Web and Database Manager Ben Garcia explains how the Colorado Labor Department uses O*NET as the basis for its labor market information, keeping its system updated with the most current data.
Assisting Persons with Disabilities Using O*NET
Disability Program Navigator Steve Hughes details how O*NET can assist persons with disabilities.
Assisting the Visually Impaired in Career Planning and Job Seeking
Professional Placement Coordinator Dana Barber details the use of O*NET occupational information to assist the visually impaired in career planning and job seeking.
How O*NET Information Benefits Clients
Area Program Manager Mike Tillotson explains how O*NET information benefits clients of the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission.
Helping Military Members Transition to the Civilian Workplace
Local Employment Representatives Keith Brandon and Bobby Johns explain how O*NET information can help assist military members in transition.
Guiding Individuals through Their Career Journey Using O*NET
Job Developer Donna Flisack discusses using O*NET to guide individuals through their careers.
Using O*NET to Create Resumes
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Business owner Robin Schlinger shares her use of O*NET information to craft powerful resumes.
The Role of O*NET in Attracting Green Companies
Vice President of Customer Solutions Isaac Grauke describes how EMSI used O*NET to create products that attract green companies.
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Using O*NET to Provide Job-Search Assistance to Young People with Disabilities
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Vocational Specialist J.R. Mooney discusses how he and his team use O*NET to help young people with disabilities in the job search process.
Career ladders and lattices are devices that help people visualize and learnabout the job options that are available as they progress through a career.Career ladders and lattices consist of a group of related jobs that comprisea career. They often include a pictorial representation of job progressionin a career as well as detailed descriptions of the jobs and the experiencesthat facilitate movement between jobs. Career ladder/lattices are notnecessarily organization-specific; they frequently span multipleorganizations because movement within one organization may not be possible.
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Career ladders display only vertical movement between jobs. In contrast,career lattices contain both vertical and lateral movement between jobs andmay reflect more closely the career paths of today's work environment.
Career ladders/lattices may be used in a variety of ways. For example, theymay be used to:
- attract individuals to an industry by showing potential careerprogression beyond entry points,
- focus workforce development efforts,
- show workers how different jobs interconnect within careers in anindustry, and
- inform workers about the training, education, and developmental experiencesthat would enable them to accomplish their career objectives.
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The U.S. Department of Labor's Competency Model Clearinghouse features atool that enables customers to incorporate O*NET occupations and informationwithin a customized Career Ladder or Lattice. To view examples of CareerLadders/Lattices as well as to access the tool, see the Sample Career Ladders/Lattices page.