CAREERS ON THE WEB In 2001, Gannett leveraged the combined power of its newspapers, TV stations and Web sites with USA TODAY Careers Network, a user- friendly employment Web site (www.USATODAYCareers.com).  A co-venture of Gannett’s Newspaper Division and its 94 daily newspapers, USA TODAY, USATODAY.com and Gannett Broadcasting, the site gives job seekers anywhere-in-the- world access to job listings, and gives employers access to services and resumes from across the U.S.  tap into local or national career searches. Job recruiters target candidates from  across the country or simply focus on finding people closer to home. They also can use the site to screen and rank candidates based on specific hiring needs and conduct  customized searches based on geography, key words and categories. Network gives classified employment advertisers the ability to reach an entirely new pool of job seekers. “From a strategic perspective, the national site plays an impor- tant role since it gives job seekers what we [at the local unit] already give them, plus the opportunity to click on a national search,” says Adrienne McInnis, classified advertising manager at The Greenville (S.C.) News.  Available on the site are interactive tools that aid the search process, advice  columnists and fresh daily content on the changing employ- ment market.  By accessing the network, job seekers USA TODAY Careers 7