Tips for Bilingual Job Seekers

How to search for bilingual Spanish jobs, including using the job search engines, companies that encourage bilingual applicants, and online Spanish employment applications.

Some state unemployment offices provide an option for unemployed workers to apply for unemployment in Spanish as well as in English. Spanish speaking workers may be able to apply for unemployment benefits in Spanish online, via the telephone, by mail or fax, and in some locations in-person.

There are several categories of foreign workers (non-American citizens or permanent residents) permitted to work in the United States including permanent immigrant workers, temporary (non-immigrant) workers, and student and exchange workers.

If an individual is not a citizen or a lawful permanent resident of the United States they will need a permit to work, officially known as an Employment Authorization Document (EAD), to prove eligibility to work in the US. Here's information on how to get a US EAD (work permit).

Foreign nationals who are not American citizens or lawful permanent residents of the US need work visas, as well as a permit to work, officially known as an Employment Authorization Document (EAD), in order to work in the USA. Here's information on visa requirements and applications.

LinkedIn la red profesional líder está disponible en español. Job seekers use professional networking site LinkedIn for networking, job searching, company research, and connecting with other individuals and companies. LinkedIn is available in Spanish (en Español) as well as in a selection of other languages.

LinkedIn is the leading professional networking site and it is available in a selection of languages including español, français, italiano, deutsch, português, and english. Here's how to select a language to use on on LinkedIn.

Some US employers, including Walmart, Marriott, Home Depot, and others provide job applications in Spanish and encourage bilingual applicants to apply. Here are tips for finding and completing Spanish job applications.

The Department of Labor Timesheet app gives iPhone and iPod Touch-equipped workers a simple way to keep track of hours worked. The app is available in Spanish as well as in English.