Most jobs in the City are classified positions. Jobs in the classified service are generally permanent jobs, either part-time or full-time. These jobs require an applicant to pass a Civil Service examination in order to be hired. Most jobs in the City are classified jobs. For more information on classified jobs with the City of Long Beach, please contact the Civil Service Department. Jobs outside of the classified service (unclassified) include management positions; jobs working for elected or appointed officials; or part-time, seasonal or temporary jobs. You do not need to pass a Civil Service examination to be hired for these jobs, but most require that you compete in a selection process. For more information on unclassified jobs with the City of Long Beach, please contact the Human Resources Department. Current Classified Job Opportunities. Receive weekly updates of job openings. Popular jobs with anticipated dates for filing your application. Job descriptions and requirements to apply. Current Unclassified Job Opportunities. Internships / Apprenticeships Management Assistant Program: The City of Long Beach's Management Assistant Program is one of the most respected municipal management development programs in the country. Technology Services Internship: This Internship has been designed to recruit and develop talented individuals who have an interest in using their skills to assist the City’s technology operations. For Current City of Long Beach Employees Only: Current classified, promotional opportunities in the City. Current transfer opportunities to other positions in the City.		Job Services for: Job Seekers, Dislocated Workers, Incumbent Workers, Youth (14-24), Veterans, Older Workers, Persons With Disabilities, and Businesses. Job Search Assistance for Jobs in the Community Careers in Demand and Labor Market Information Adults: Seeking Employment or Career Advancement? Youth: Looking to Improve Your Academic Skills and/or Seek Employment? Businesses: Looking To Hire Qualified Candidates, Train Incumbent Workers, or Need Assistance With Layoff Aversion? Workforce Investment News California Labor Market Information: Do you need current data on job trends?