Getting a Job in America webooks Launches Latest Online Book

In conjunction with the online publication of “Getting A Job In America” – a non fiction book that offering advice on working in America - this article from webooks.co.uk highlights some key factors to consider when finding a job in America before you leave.

The most important factor to consider before moving country, is to decide on whether to look for jobs in America (or any other country) before you leave or find one on arrival. Here are 5 tips to get you going in the right direction. Before you leave… Replying to Advertisements in publications If you see an advertisement in British or Irish publications, it means that the position is open to non-Americans and that the employer is confident of achieving the required work permit. You will probably send your application to a recruitment agency somewhere in the British Isles. It’s important not to overlook the internet, as this is fast becoming a cost-effective way of recruiting for employers. Visit websites such as overseasjobs.com Advertisements in the American Press Due to the cost of going through the red tape, American employers normally recruit from within the US. However, don’t let this put you off as you will be able to gain information on the opportunities available and the salary you should expect. Speculative Applications International recruitment consultants normally recruit for the Middle East, Europe or the Far East. A good source for jobs in America can be found at your local job centre which holds vacancies on their international database. Also try newspapers and journals. Recruitment Consultants in the United States Many US consultancies have branches in the UK, so it may be worthwhile visiting these branches before applying for roles in the US. If you have the right skills, they will forward your details onto their colleagues in the US. If you happen to be in the US, there is no harm stopping by a recruitment consultant to find out what jobs are on offer and leaving your resume. Companies in the UK Joining an organisation that operates on both sides of the Atlantic will boost your chances of getting a job in America. You gain a better chance of achieving this if you do your research and join a UK organisation looking to expand their interests in the US. If you choose to arrange a job before you leave, you may benefit from your organisation covering relocation costs, and getting help from people who know the ropes in dealing with work visas. Also, when you come to sign your contract of employment, be sure to read the terms and conditions to ensure you have some sort of legal protection, should you have a legal dispute with your employer. At www.webooks.co.uk, users can read the full texts of over 150 books, at no charge or download the PDF or buy the hard copy of the book at our online store. Users can also sign up to the newsletter to receive alerts when new titles are added to the online library. Notes to Editors 1. Webooks offers consumers free access to the full text content of a range of information-based non-fiction books across property, business, personal finance, education, lifestyle and travel sectors. Visitors can read all or part of any of our titles online, or download a PDF version for a small fee. 2. ‘We books’ is a joint venture between How to Books and On the Move Ltd.