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The economic downturn has forced many companies to cut back on costs. As a result, the unemployment rate in the country has surged to a 14-year high. With more people looking for work, the demand for job search websites has also increased and they are experiencing a dramatic increase in user traffic.

According to comScore Inc., a market-research company based in Reston, Virginia, the time people spend on career search sites has increased, with the total number of minutes on such Web sites jumping to 13 percent in October, as compared to last year. Meanwhile, the total number of web pages viewed upped to 20 percent in the same period. By and large, the number of unique visitors to job-search sites is up 12 percent from the previous year; this figure has even surpassed the 5 percent increase for the Internet as a whole.

Job hunters also participate in a career forum as a means to get tips from fellow job hunters, and also to expand their networks for referrals. Apparently, the internet has become a career guide in itself.

The rise in online job searches and applications has come with positive adjustments on the part of the job search websites. With the competition among these job search websites increasing, many of them have begun offering various additional services and features.

Free Career Search realizes this and we aim to step-up and meet the new needs of the job market. Not only does Free Career Search offer you information for current job openings, it also provides you information for free government money that could assist you as you seek for a new job, including for employment cash and training assistance. Career guides, resume and interview tips are also featured. 
This can only be good news for job-seekers as the task of finding work has become more manageable. And the service is available for free simply by signing-up.

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