<p align="left"><strong><span style="color: #bb0000;">"Still Working Some Holidays? Then Your Not Working For The Goverment"</span> <br /><br />"Be entitled to all rights and privileges of Government Employment."</strong> <br /><br /><br /><strong>Overview Federal Goverment Jobs</strong> <br /><br />There is no larger employer in the world than the United States Government. Positions are available on a near regular basis, despite recent cutbacks. Not only are there opportunities domestically, but employment outside the United States is a possibility on military bases, overseas embassies and various departments of defense and state agencies. <br /><br />You will have to become familiar with a whole new employment language. This is the federal government, after all. A special occupational classification system exists which determines pay and job grades. <br /><br /><br /><strong>There are four basic types of positions within the federal government:!</strong></p> <ul> <li>Career-Conditional: This position is of a probationary nature, lasting three years, after which you become eligible for a career classification.</li> <li>The Career Position: is the one to which most federal workers ultimately subscribe.</li> <li>Term: These are positions filled for a finite period of time. Generally, an agency may be given a project or research study lasting for a set period of time (one, two, three years, for example), after which a report is due.</li> <li>Temporary: These positions are