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New Online State Job Application System Launched at Library
By chaichin | July 9, 2014
Rhode Island libraries and the Office of Library and Information Services have a long history of working with the Department of Labor and Training (DLT) and job seekers to help Rhode Islanders get back to work. It was only natural then, that the Governor looked to announce the state’s latest workforce initiative at a library.
Warwick Public Library was the setting for Governor Lincoln D. Chafee’s announcement today that the State of Rhode Island will “go green” by launching Apply RI, a new online system for applying for state jobs. Apply RI is a web-based, workforce management system that provides a streamlined process for job seekers searching for employment with the state.
Job applicants can use the new system to view job openings, create a Job Interest Card, set up an account, and complete an applicant profile. Once an applicant’s account and profile are created, the information can be used to apply for specific jobs. Apply RI can be accessed 24-hours a day, seven days a week, and from any computer with internet access.
As of July 1, paper applications to state jobs will no longer be accepted. All applications must be submitted electronically through Apply RI. For more information, visit the Division of Human Resources website.
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