Category Guide

Employment & Unemployment Programs

Unemployment Insurance (UI) when you lose your job, plus state retraining programs, dislocated worker assistance, and Career Center services.

52programs

1federal

51state-level

If you've worked at all in the last 18 months and lost your job through no fault of your own, you almost certainly qualify for UI. Average benefit is $385/week, paid weekly. Most claims are processed in 21 days.

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Federal programs

DOL

Unemployment Insurance

Weekly payments to workers who lost their job through no fault of their own.

$385/week (varies by state)

State-level programs

Each state runs its own version of these programs.

California Unemployment (EDD)

New York Unemployment

Alabama Unemployment Insurance

Alaska Unemployment Insurance

Arizona Unemployment Insurance

Arkansas Unemployment Insurance

Colorado Unemployment Insurance

Connecticut Unemployment Insurance

Delaware Unemployment Insurance

Florida Unemployment Insurance

Georgia Unemployment Insurance

Hawaii Unemployment Insurance

Idaho Unemployment Insurance

Illinois Unemployment Insurance

Indiana Unemployment Insurance

Iowa Unemployment Insurance

Kansas Unemployment Insurance

Kentucky Unemployment Insurance

Louisiana Unemployment Insurance

Maine Unemployment Insurance

Maryland Unemployment Insurance

Massachusetts Unemployment Insurance

Michigan Unemployment Insurance

Minnesota Unemployment Insurance

Mississippi Unemployment Insurance

Missouri Unemployment Insurance

Montana Unemployment Insurance

Nebraska Unemployment Insurance

Nevada Unemployment Insurance

New Hampshire Unemployment Insurance

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