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Career Opportunities in Ontario County

Ontario County is experiencing a phenomenal decade-long growth spurt that show no signs of slowing. The County has grown from more than 68,000 people in 1960 to nearly 100,000 in 1997*. Accompanying this growth has been the attraction of more businesses to the area. The demand for qualified workers has increased as well. Career opportunities are abundant in Ontario County.

We encourage you to explore the diverse range of job possibilities within Ontario County. We have plans to expand our Internet Services and offer more job descriptions in the future. For now, an excellent resource is the New York State Department of Labor. You may also find it useful to explore our online database of county employers at our hyperlink Directory of Ontario County Businesses.

For more information about job opportunities, contact :

Ontario County Department of Labor (315) 789-1771
New York State Department of Labor (Rochester Office) (585) 258-7760
Ontario County Department of Workforce Development
Finger Lakes Workforce Investment Board

*Statistics provided by the U.S. Census Bureau

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