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Government Expansion

The federal sector is growing at its fastest pace in decades. Over the past two years total federal civil service employment has increased 10%, an additional 182,629 workers. Jobs are available nationwide and overseas and additional growth is projected due to recent legislation. 

The new health care legislation calls for the formation of 150 new regulatory agencies and commissions and many more federal regulators are needed to manage failed banks and the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) funds.

The federal government now owns 60% of General Motors, all of Fanny Mae and Freddie Mac plus they took over 100% of the student loan program recently! There are many more jobs projected and those who start the process early will have a better chance of success.

   

 

Law Enforcement Hiring Agencies

 
 

Investigators, Customs, Border Patrol, Security, TSA, & Police Jobs

Law enforcement jobs are available in most agencies. However, the largest numbers are employed by the Departments listed below. You can explore each Department for a complete listings of available jobs. Just click on the Department in the far right column to find out more and to link to thousands of job vacancies.

You will also find links to each occupational job series where you can explore not only the primary occupation but related private sector occupations.  Click on the Job Title to find comprehensive lists with links to jobs with ALL federal agencies and related private sector jobs.

 

 

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TABLE 11-1

 

 

Law Enforcement Employment Occupations

NOTE: Click on the Job Title to find comprehensive job listings with ALL federal agencies and related private sector jobs. Click on the Department list to find jobs for a specific agency.

Job Series (GS)

Title

Total Employment

Largest Employing Department

0006

Correctional Administration

1,693

Justice (1,660)

0007

Correctional Officer

13,097

Justice (13,059)

0019

Screener

28,000

Homeland Security (30,000)

0025

Park Ranger

6,276

Interior (4,821)

0072

Fingerprint Identification

818

Justice (779)

0080

Security Administration

6,719

Defense (3,631)

0083

Police Officer

8,731

Defense (3,137)

0101

Social Science

6,768

Defense (2,032)

0132

Intelligence

5,407

Defense (2,791)

0180

Psychology

3,666

Vet. Admin. (1,926)

0249

Wage & Hour Compliance

1,120

Labor (1,120)

0390

Communications Relay

710

Defense (382)

0436

Plant Protection/Quarantine

1,635

Agriculture (1,635)

1169

Internal Revenue Officer

6,626

Treasury (6,626)

1397

Document Analysis

118

Justice (57)

1801

General Insp., Investigation

11,205

Homeland Security (5,337)

1802

Compliance Insp.& Support

7,552

Justice (4,901)

1810

General Investigation

2,739

Defense (1,246)

1811

Criminal Investigation

35,840

Justice (20,933)

1812

Game Law Enforcement

270

Interior (218)

1816

Immigration Inspection

4,921

Homeland Security (4,921)

1822

Mine Safety & Health

1,244

Labor (1,244)

1854

Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms

822

Treasury (822)

1889

Import Specialist

1,189

Treasury (1,187)

1896

Border Patrol Agent

8,265

Homeland Security (8,265)

2121

Railroad Safety

403

Transportation (391)

2151

Radio Dispatching

431

Defense (373)

2181

Aircraft Operations

2,668

Defense (1,943)

 

 

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