Blue-Collar Job Boards

Indeed is a general job board with the ability to enter keywords and location, and the option to filter results by date, contract type, and location. It is the most trafficked job board in the U.S.

Craigslist offers a great platform for local jobs and freelance work. Craigslist has begun charging for job postings in most regions, which has improved posting quality from a job seeker's perspective.

Google for Jobs uses the Google search engine to find and display available job postings using searched keywords and job titles.

While LinkedIn is also an excellent platform for connecting with professionals, many companies post job vacancies that can be saved to their profiles.

In addition to displaying jobs, CareerBuilder also offers a salary tool to compare salaries for similar jobs within the user's area.

With a ZipRecruiter profile, employers can reach out to job seekers directly and invite them to apply for a job.

Monster is a great job board for a wide range of jobs and has an extensive resume database. Employers have a choice of three monthly posting plans, including a pay-per-click posting solution.

Nexxt is a job search platform linking hundreds of job sites. Users can search for jobs by category, keyword, or location.