The City of Los Angeles employs a diverse workforce of more than 50,000 people across 44 unique departments from the Airports to the Zoo.
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City employees receive health, vision, dental, life, and disability insurance as well as free counseling services, generous retirement programs and flexible work schedules. Learn more at the Personnel Department's Website.
The application process and eligibility requirements may vary by job but will generally follow the steps below. To create an account with Government Jobs, please visit governmentjobs.com. Learn more about working at the City at the Personnel Department's Website at per.lacity.org.
Create a profile on GovernmentJobs.com Search & apply for jobs that interest you online If you are eligible, the City will ask you to take a test If you score well, the City will ask you for an interview If you pass the interview, you will take a background check & health assessment Start your job! Job Training & Placement ServicesThe City's WorkSource Centers act as your personal employment agency and are offered to adults, dislocated workers, Veterans, the homeless and the re-entry population.
ewddlacity.comThe City's YouthSource Centers help kids 16-24 years old complete diplomas, go to college, get mentoring, train for stable employment and get jobs.
ewddlacity.comYou've served your country and understand the unique challenges faced by Veterans and their families. Let us help you with your next challenge, a new career.
ewddlacity.comThe Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) provides an opportunity for unemployed seniors to return to the competitive job market through work experience and job training programs.
aging.lacity.orgThe Targeted Local Hire Program
This program helps under-served and under-employed populations in Los Angeles find alternative pathways to rewarding Civil Service careers with the City of Los Angeles.
lalocalhire.lacity.orgThe Day Labor Resource Center Program
The Day Labor Resource Centers Program is a public safety program which allows persons seeking casual labor work to safely congregate and be matched with employers seeking temporary workers.