Library of Congress careers
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The Library of Congress is a legislative branch agency whose service units include the U.S. Copyright Office and the Congressional Research Service, which works for Congress alone. The Library calls itself the largest in the world, counting millions of books, films, audio recordings, photographs, newspapers, maps, and manuscripts, and it groups the collections work under Discovery and Preservation Services, the Law Library, the National Library for the Blind and Print Disabled, and Researcher and Collections Services. The Copyright Royalty Board and an Inspector General sit alongside them.
The service units are the job map. Research and analysis staff work in CRS, registration and policy staff in the Copyright Office, law librarians in the Law Library, catalogers and conservators in Discovery and Preservation Services, and reference staff in Researcher and Collections Services. The Congressional Office for International Leadership runs exchange work from the same building complex.