government employment
State job holding
Government employment refers to jobs in which the employer is a federal, state, or local governmental body rather than a private company or nonprofit organization.
Government employees include teachers, postal workers, police officers, military personnel, and civil servants across countless agencies and departments.
The term often carries connotations of job security, standardized benefits, and bureaucratic hiring processes.
She left the private sector for government employment after college.
- civil servantGovernment administration employee
- public servantGovernment worker serving citizens
- civil service examGovernment employment qualifying test
- pension planRetirement savings arrangement
- job securityProtected employment status
police officer · state trooper · firefighter · job stability · budget constraints · public scrutiny · union membership · park ranger · ethical dilemmas · paid leave · urban planner · healthcare coverage · diplomat · retirement benefits · teacher · tax auditor · background check · master's degree
- civil servicecivil servants, bureaucrat, civil servant, administrator, clerk
- federal employmentfederal jobs, federal employees, federal workers, federal workforce, civil servants
- geographic datapopulation density, land area, square miles, area, highest point
- island economiesfishing, tourism, copra, coconut farming, sugarcane
- workplace equityequal opportunity, pay equity, fair hiring, fair treatment, workplace diversity
government employmentself-employment
Working for yourself
freelancing · gig work · entrepreneurship · consulting · contract work
government, employment, govern, employ, governor, governed, governing, governs, employer