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Post by Deleted on Sept 27, 2018 12:14:56 GMT -5
Sorry about that Pixie, I wasn’t entirely sure where to place it. Thank you.
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Post by Pixie on Sept 27, 2018 13:14:21 GMT -5
Sorry about that Pixie, I wasn’t entirely sure where to place it. Thank you. Not a problem; no apologies needed. Pixie |
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Post by acttwo on Sept 28, 2018 10:25:47 GMT -5
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Post by foghorn on Oct 2, 2018 12:06:34 GMT -5
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Post by foghorn on Oct 9, 2018 12:18:16 GMT -5
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Post by Burt Macklin on Oct 12, 2018 7:35:15 GMT -5
Your shot at litigating in the Soverign District, featuring Paul Giamatti! www.justice.gov/legal-careers/job/ausa-90The United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York is seeking an experienced attorney to serve as an Assistant United States Attorney (AUSA) handling a docket of social security cases in the Office’s Civil Division. The Office’s social security work generally consists of defending lawsuits seeking to overturn Social Security Administration determinations regarding claims for disability benefits. These are record review cases that involve analyzing detailed medical evidence concerning the plaintiff and applying a complex statutory and regulatory framework governing eligibility for benefits. |
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Post by phoenixrisingALJ on Oct 24, 2018 10:39:45 GMT -5
I have a standing search on USAjobs - plus I tend to go in periodically and run a search to jobs of interest. Recently a friend told me of a slot they saw and thought it was a perfect fit for me. I had not seen that job and had been on the page in fact that day running my usual search (which is pretty broad) - it is for grade __ to __ in the correct series...so it should have pulled this job. I had to search for it on the DOJ vacancy page - then once I found it there and had the announcement number - use that to find it online... and thankfully it was closing that day.. so I was able to get my application in. But this made me think - I wonder if I am missing other possible jobs and why are they not showing up - anyone else ever have this happen?
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Post by JudgeKnot on Oct 24, 2018 11:25:10 GMT -5
I have a standing search on USAjobs - plus I tend to go in periodically and run a search to jobs of interest. Recently a friend told me of a slot they saw and thought it was a perfect fit for me. I had not seen that job and had been on the page in fact that day running my usual search (which is pretty broad) - it is for grade __ to __ in the correct series...so it should have pulled this job. I had to search for it on the DOJ vacancy page - then once I found it there and had the announcement number - use that to find it online... and thankfully it was closing that day.. so I was able to get my application in. But this made me think - I wonder if I am missing other possible jobs and why are they not showing up - anyone else ever have this happen? It's possible, if your job search is too broad, that you didn't see it in your email notification of posted jobs. I think they limit the email to just 10 postings that are responsive to your saved search terms. As for why it didn't show up when you went in and did an actual search, maybe there was something unique about that posting that didn't match your search terms. To respond to your last question, that might be unanswerable. If we don't get notice of a posting, how would we know if we missed a posting either in a search or an email? I'm not intending to be flippant or insulting. Maybe others have had an experience similar to yours who could be more helpful. Just a thought: if you run into a similar problem in the future, maybe compare the posting with your search terms to see if the search somehow missed the job, or if you need to create/modify your search. Good luck with your application to DOJ. |
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Post by mercury on Oct 24, 2018 14:31:30 GMT -5
In reference to the above, I’ve seen jobs posted and found them via direct links that were not searchable via usajobs. SSA will sometimes do this to direct recruit out of law schools, for example.
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Post by qwk01 on Oct 25, 2018 14:41:51 GMT -5
I have a standing search on USAjobs - plus I tend to go in periodically and run a search to jobs of interest. Recently a friend told me of a slot they saw and thought it was a perfect fit for me. I had not seen that job and had been on the page in fact that day running my usual search (which is pretty broad) - it is for grade __ to __ in the correct series...so it should have pulled this job. I had to search for it on the DOJ vacancy page - then once I found it there and had the announcement number - use that to find it online... and thankfully it was closing that day.. so I was able to get my application in. But this made me think - I wonder if I am missing other possible jobs and why are they not showing up - anyone else ever have this happen? Every now and then I check jobs at my old law school through Simplicity. Last week I came across an AA position with the Departmental Appeals Board (DAB) for HHS. It was almost identical to this post: aljdiscussion.proboards.com/thread/4514/hhs-hiring-attorneys. The only difference was it said it paid Grade 9 - 15. I couldn't find it posted ANYWHERE outside of Simplicity and I had to apply through there. They are likely looking for recent grads but I applied anyway. All that to say, remember to peak in on your law school's job board from time to time if you aren't already. |
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Post by fowlfinder on Oct 30, 2018 10:01:16 GMT -5
Being a fed outsider what does the following mean in a job posting?
"Term - This is a temporary excepted service appointment not-to-exceed 2 years and may be extended for additional periods of time without further competition"
And should anything be read into it other than it is a contract position with a 2 year time limit?
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Post by tripper on Oct 30, 2018 10:04:49 GMT -5
I have a standing search on USAjobs - plus I tend to go in periodically and run a search to jobs of interest. Recently a friend told me of a slot they saw and thought it was a perfect fit for me. I had not seen that job and had been on the page in fact that day running my usual search (which is pretty broad) - it is for grade __ to __ in the correct series...so it should have pulled this job. I had to search for it on the DOJ vacancy page - then once I found it there and had the announcement number - use that to find it online... and thankfully it was closing that day.. so I was able to get my application in. But this made me think - I wonder if I am missing other possible jobs and why are they not showing up - anyone else ever have this happen? Every now and then I check jobs at my old law school through Simplicity. Last week I came across an AA position with the Departmental Appeals Board (DAB) for HHS. It was almost identical to this post: aljdiscussion.proboards.com/thread/4514/hhs-hiring-attorneys. The only difference was it said it paid Grade 9 - 15. I couldn't find it posted ANYWHERE outside of Simplicity and I had to apply through there. They are likely looking for recent grads but I applied anyway. All that to say, remember to peak in on your law school's job board from time to time if you aren't already. Are you sure it went through 15? |
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Post by qwk01 on Oct 30, 2018 10:09:44 GMT -5
Every now and then I check jobs at my old law school through Simplicity. Last week I came across an AA position with the Departmental Appeals Board (DAB) for HHS. It was almost identical to this post: aljdiscussion.proboards.com/thread/4514/hhs-hiring-attorneys. The only difference was it said it paid Grade 9 - 15. I couldn't find it posted ANYWHERE outside of Simplicity and I had to apply through there. They are likely looking for recent grads but I applied anyway. All that to say, remember to peak in on your law school's job board from time to time if you aren't already. Are you sure it went through 15? I was surprised to see that as well. Here's the exact wording:
Salary Range Compensation includes a salary at the Grade 9 to Grade 15 level, commensurate with experience. Compensation includes various federal benefits, as well. |
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Post by natethegreat on Oct 30, 2018 10:44:29 GMT -5
Being a fed outsider what does the following mean in a job posting? "Term - This is a temporary excepted service appointment not-to-exceed 2 years and may be extended for additional periods of time without further competition" And should anything be read into it other than it is a contract position with a 2 year time limit? My understanding is this essentially creates a large probationary period in which it is much easier to let someone go. I think this is pretty common these days. When I hired on initially with my Agency, all of us were under these terms. I believe most were made permanent prior to the two year mark, but depending on budgetary concerns and personal performance, it could drag out beyond two years. |
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Post by foghorn on Oct 30, 2018 15:23:35 GMT -5
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Post by acttwo on Nov 5, 2018 12:15:16 GMT -5
Every now and then I check jobs at my old law school through Simplicity. Last week I came across an AA position with the Departmental Appeals Board (DAB) for HHS. It was almost identical to this post: aljdiscussion.proboards.com/thread/4514/hhs-hiring-attorneys. The only difference was it said it paid Grade 9 - 15. I couldn't find it posted ANYWHERE outside of Simplicity and I had to apply through there. They are likely looking for recent grads but I applied anyway. All that to say, remember to peak in on your law school's job board from time to time if you aren't already. Are you sure it went through 15? Hate to date myself, but what is this Simplicity of which you speak? When I try Simplicity.com, I get the pattern maker site. Which is cool as I would LOVE to sew, but don't have time... Smile! |
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Post by natethegreat on Nov 5, 2018 12:40:11 GMT -5
Are you sure it went through 15? Hate to date myself, but what is this Simplicity of which you speak? When I try Simplicity.com, I get the pattern maker site. Which is cool as I would LOVE to sew, but don't have time... Smile! Symplicity is a host for law school job boards. You normally need a user id and password provided by the law school I believe. |
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Post by qwk01 on Nov 7, 2018 14:30:41 GMT -5
Hate to date myself, but what is this Simplicity of which you speak? When I try Simplicity.com, I get the pattern maker site. Which is cool as I would LOVE to sew, but don't have time... Smile! Symplicity is a host for law school job boards. You normally need a user id and password provided by the law school I believe. My typo didn't help, I'm sure. s ymplicity.com would have at least given you a clue. Sorry about that! |
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Post by christina on Nov 7, 2018 16:00:31 GMT -5
Big job opening at Justice
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Post by christina on Nov 7, 2018 16:03:27 GMT -5
Never mind. New AG already named. Sorry to all interested
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