Can employment agencies help you find state jobs?
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State agencies do not spend on recruiters to fill jobs.  Your best bet is to check on your state or city website for available state/city positions.  You will find information on positions available, and what tests, if necessary, are required and when they are scheduled. \n\nHttp://www.jobbank.usa often lists civil service positions also.
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Go to the Dept. of Corrections website for the state or states you're interested in and select "Employment" or "Career Opportunities"
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More info please. State application(s)
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it probably depends on your state. you can usually find your state's employment laws online.
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You try http://www.caljobs.ca.gov/ for Work in that field in your area of Calfornia.
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Try the agency you were from. If not there is the net.
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Will this answer do my dear ?\n\nhttp://www.govtjobs.com/\n\nhttp://www.fedworld.gov/jobs/jobsearch.html\n\nhttp://www.governmentjobs.com/\n\nhttp://www.careersingovernment.com/\n\ngood luck with Your search to find Yourself a job
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Try your local employment office.
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Contact you local department of labor office.  They should direct you to the Job Service or Workforce Development office.  The service is free to employers.  Most of the time they can list the job opening for you and find qualified applicants as well.
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This may sound elementary, but have you tried the local employment agencies? IE, unemploment, etc. or the local recruiting agencies? Hey, I'm about to be out of a job, how much does it pay? LOL. Currently I work for a cable company and we have a large call center. They get a lot of recruits from unemployment, although I'm not sure if I agree with this because our call center peeps need to really be able to upsell.
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Check the personnel section of your state government's website.
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submitt a resume and start off by working a agency.  You should have no problem finding a job there. Good luck.
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try your local employment office
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It depends on where you're located. Some agencies are nationwide but most of them are locally run.
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look up your states labor commission website on YAHOO.
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I'm sure there are.  Check the want ads in their local newspapers or websites like Manpower or Kelly Services.
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Yes, this one you can have others helping you find jobs.  Also, recruiting firms and headhunters may also help you pitch yourself to prospective employers.