A broad overview of the changing relationships between employers and the Employment Service is presented, with special emphasis on the need for increased cooperation. The National Employers Committee report and a private consulting firm report are discussed. (SA)

Employment program of state public employment services uses other agencies in rural communities to place workers where needed. (MF)

Early debate over employment service echoed contending demands of liberty and order. (Editor)

A Denver job clinic which brought together employers and 4,000 veterans is described. (BH)

Modernization proposal calls for charge to employers for professional placements. (Editor)

Guidelines for operating the employment service as a comprehensive manpower agency are being field tested in 10 cities and one rural area. Two of the most important tools are Job Banks which computerize job opening and training opportunities and employability teams which provide comprehensive client counseling. (BC)

The provisions of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1973 are summarized. (SA)

Emphasizes services tailored to individual needs. (BH)

Describes the activities of the manager of the Louisville office of the Kentucky Employment Service. (BH)

Special instruction improved the test-taking skills of the culturally deprived and undereducated on employment tests and other commonly used screening devices. (CH)

Employment service interviewers feel job hunt strain along with clients. (Editor)

For an activity that engages so many people, job hunting is a neglected art. Once they face the prospect of a job search, however, many people realize they have no idea where to begin. Guidance and assistance are available from employment service offices and the Manpower Administration which has published a book, "Merchandising Your Job Talents."…