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Unemployment benefits | Employment Security Department
If you have a hearing or speech disability, dial 711 to reach the Washington Relay. Not finding what you need? Tell us how we can make this page more helpful to you:
Unemployment benefits forms and publications
Unemployment claim forms and information. View instructions and resources about unemployment benefits: Read general information about unemployment benefits in the handbook for unemployed workers (PDF, 2,884KB).; Learn how to apply for unemployment (PDF, 225KB).; Learn more about job search requirements while you claim unemployment benefits.; Use the earnings deduction chart (PDF, 147KB) to see ...
Pandemic-era overpayment waiver requests | Employment
Washington Service Corps; Hire new employees. Hiring veterans. YesVets veteran hiring program. Sign up for the YesVets program; Connect with a Local Veterans Employment Representative to hire a veteran; Report a new veteran hire to the YesVets program; YesVets partner web icons; Federal bonding for certain workers; Employers: Get help at WorkSource
How to apply for unemployment benefits - ESDWAGOV
If you have a hearing or speech disability, you can use Washington Relay Service 711. Get your benefits decision letter. We'll notify you when we receive your application. We also will tell you how much money you might receive and what to do next. Respond quickly if we ask you for more information. Look for work and submit weekly claims
Basic eligibility requirements | Employment Security Department
During the last 18 months, you need to have earned at least some of your wages in Washington state. The only exception is if you both: Recently left the military or worked for the federal government. Are currently located in Washington state. Reason you separated from your job. You need to have lost your job through no fault of your own.
Washington is the transferring state, as that term is defined by 20 C.F.R. Sec. 616.6, will be charged as follows: (1) All benefits paid under the combined-wage claim in the second
Log into your accounts | Employment Security Department
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Employment Security - Login - Washington
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