OFFICIAL JOB SOURCES
Verified government and workforce sites. Openings here are posted by them, not by us.
These are real public resources. They do not endorse or partner with Da VIP — we simply point you straight to the source so nothing gets lost in the middle.
CITY OF ST. LOUIS
City of St. Louis Jobs
The City's employment hub. The City says it is an equal opportunity and second-chance employer and hires people who live inside and outside the City.
Source: City of St. Louis
OPEN SITECity of St. Louis Career Search
Search the City's current openings and apply on the City's own portal.
Source: City of St. Louis
OPEN SITE
MISSOURI STATE JOB SOURCES
Missouri Jobs (MoJobs)
Missouri's official job-seeker site. Search openings statewide and build a profile.
Source: State of Missouri
OPEN SITEMissouri Job Centers
Free job search help, employer referrals, training, skills tests, adult education and career planning — in person.
Source: Missouri Office of Workforce Development
OPEN SITEMO Careers
Openings to work for the State of Missouri itself.
Source: State of Missouri
OPEN SITE
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT (SLATE)
SLATE Missouri Job Center (St. Louis City)
Walk in at 1520 Market Street, Room 3050, or call 314-589-8000. Job referrals, apprenticeships, workshops, career counseling, short-term paid work experience, youth and adult training.
Source: SLATE Missouri Job Center
OPEN SITESLATE Youth Services
The city's youth employment office: job help, paid work experience and training.
Source: SLATE Missouri Job Center
OPEN SITESLATE Out-of-School Youth Program
Support for young people not currently in school — work, GED help and training.
Source: SLATE Missouri Job Center
OPEN SITESLATE YouthBuild
Construction skills plus education for young adults.
Source: SLATE Missouri Job Center
OPEN SITE
APPRENTICESHIPS
SECOND CHANCE HIRING
Beyond a Second Chance (City of St. Louis)
The City's own information for people with a record who want City work.
Source: City of St. Louis Department of Personnel
OPEN SITE
KNOW THE WORK RULES
YouthRules! Young Workers
What hours and what kinds of work are legal at your age.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor
OPEN SITE
FEDERAL JOBS
SEARCH USAJOBS.GOVDON'T GET SCAMMED
- Never pay to get a job. A real employer never charges you to get hired.
- Never buy gift cards, send crypto, or wire money for a job.
- If a "first paycheck" comes early and you're told to send part back, it's a fake check.
- Recruiting only by Telegram or WhatsApp, with no company email, is a red flag.
- Reach the application from the employer's official careers page, or a known hiring provider like Workday, iCIMS or Indeed. Plenty of real employers use those.
- Make sure the recruiter is real: look them up on the company's site or call the main number and ask for them.
- Never give bank-login passwords. Direct deposit only needs your account and routing number, after you're hired.
- Never send a photo of your ID or Social Security card to someone you haven't met through the real company.