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Veterans who are VEOA eligible may apply for these jobs, but Veterans' Preference does not apply to merit promotion jobs. If you're a veteran, learn more about your hiring options.

You can also select the Internal to an agency filter in search. Your results will display all jobs open to current employees of the hiring agency.

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If you're a current or former term or temporary employee of a land management agency, you may be eligible to apply for merit promotion jobs at any agency. Learn more.

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In the job announcement look for the This job is open to section and you'll see the Federal employee—excepted service icon There may be other groups listed that can also apply.

If you're a current or former term or temporary employee of a base facilities management agency, you may be eligible to apply for merit promotion jobs at any agency. Learn more.

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If you're in the competitive service, you may be eligible to move to another position in the competitive service. Learn more.

NO, but you can apply to jobs that are open to the public or other jobs in the Senior Executive Service.

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If you were in the competitive service, you may be eligible to return to the federal government under the reinstatement program. Learn more.

If you're in the excepted service and your agency has an Interchange Agreement, you may be eligible to move to another job in the competitive service. Learn more.

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Understanding this will help you know which jobs you're eligible for and prevent you from spending time on jobs for which you're not eligible.

In the job announcement look for the This job is open to section. When the job is open to current employees of the agency, you'll see the internal icon

Services are how the federal government describes categories of jobs that provide different options and benefits to the future employee. There are three services in the federal government.

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Some federal jobs are only available to current employees of a specific agency. Internal to an agency jobs can be in all three services.

In some businesses and other workplaces, there are particular courses of action that must be taken to avoid causing an accident. Safety Buyer has a range of mandatory safety signs that comply with ISO 7010 standards, and are manufactured from durable materials to allow for long-lasting display.

In the job announcement look for the This job is open to section. When it's a merit promotion job, you'll see the Federal employee—competitive service icon

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NO, unless your agency has an Interchange Agreement. But you can apply to jobs that are open to the public and federal employees—excepted service.

If your job, agency or department was eliminated, you may be eligible to receive selection priority over other applicants. Learn more.

You can also select the Federal employees—excepted service filter in search. Your results will display all jobs open to federal employees in the excepted service.

Merit promotion lets a current or former federal employee apply for a job without having to compete with general public or people with Veterans' Preference. Instead, you compete with other competitive service employees.