Plunkett's Employers' Internet Sites with Careers Information 2004-2005

PLUNKETT’S EMPLOYERS’ INTERNET SITES 2004-2005 is an easy-to-use solution to what would otherwise be a complicated problem: How can you tell, among all of America’s major employers, which companies are posting the most useful career information on the Internet? No other source provides this book’s easy-to-understand comparisons of online data regarding treatment of employees, current job openings, career paths, salaries, benefits and many other items of great importance to job seekers.

Especially helpful is the way in which PLUNKETT'S EMPLOYERS' INTERNET SITES enables readers with little Internet experience to readily search each Web site for the information they need.

Information is presented in a way that will satisfy the differing interests of individual job seekers. You'll find descriptions of numerous aspects of a company's work environment.

While the book is aimed primarily at job seekers, it will also be of value to researchers, marketing executives, and personnel professionals. PLUNKETT'S EMPLOYERS' INTERNET SITES is the only guide to the most detailed and useful corporate web sites containing careers information.

PLUNKETT'S EMPLOYERS' INTERNET SITES is your opportunity to become an online job search expert in a matter of minutes. Five hundred of the biggest, most successful corporate employers in America are listed in this book. Their corporate web sites have been analyzed in detail, along with other pieces of information gathered from a wide variety of sources, and are presented here in a unique form that can be easily understood by job seekers of all types.

Thanks to PLUNKETT'S EMPLOYERS' INTERNET SITES exclusive data system, potentially confusing considerations have been reduced to simple groups of focused data. By scanning the data groups and the long list of unique indexes, you can find the best employers to fit your personal desires. Can you apply for a job online? Is a site searchable by geographic region? Is there a search engine for types of jobs? Does a site post specific job openings? Is benefit plan data available? All of these things and more are made easy for the reader to find.

Thousands of observations are made that will be of great interest to the prospective employee. You'll find comments about items such as size of the firm by annual sales and number of employees. You'll also find notes about special programs for the convenience of employees, such as health and recreation facilities, job training or dress code. Finally, you'll find basic information on each company, including the home office address and telephone number, regional, national and international locations, and a description of the business. You'll even find fax numbers, e-mail addresses, Internet addresses and toll-free phone numbers.

Whatever your purpose for researching corporate employers, you'll find this book to be a valuable guide. Nonetheless, as is true with all resources, this volume has limitations that the reader should be aware of: