Unemployment insurance (UI), also known as unemployment benefits, is a type of state-provided insurance for the unemployed, aiming at providing them with income support on a weekly basis during a period of unemployment.
How much WBA can you get and how to apply?
Each state has its own benefit standard, which varies from $235 in Mississippi (the lowest for a state) up to $1,015 in Massachusetts.
- Select your state on our website to learn about its weekly benefit amount and the official unemployment agency.
- Click the Read More to find out the application process and more information.
Notice: For your data safety, please use only the official website we’ve summarized for you to file and do not visit any fraudulent unemployment websites.
Unemployment Agency
Alabama
Department of Labor
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Alaska
Department of Labor and Workforce Development
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American Samoa
Government Department of Human Resources
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Arizona
Department of Economic Security
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Arkansas
Department of Workforce Services
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California
Employment Development Department
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Colorado
Department of Labor and Employment
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Connecticut
Department of Labor
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Delaware
Department of Labor
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District of Columbia
Department of Employment Services
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Florida
Department of Economic Opportunity
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Georgia
Department of Labor
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Hawaii
Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
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Idaho
Department of Labor
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Illinois
Department of Employment Security
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Indiana
Department of Workforce Development
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Iowa
Workforce Development
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Kansas
Department of Labor
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Kentucky
Career Center Office of Unemployment Insurance
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Louisiana
Workforce Commission
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Maine
Department of Labor
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Maryland
Department of Labor
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Massachusetts
Department of Unemployment Assistance
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Michigan
Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity
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Minnesota
Department of Employment and Economic Development
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Mississippi
Department of Employment Security
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Missouri
Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
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Montana
Department of Labor and Industry
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Nebraska
Department of Labor
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Nevada
Department of Employment Training and Rehabilitation
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New Hampshire
Department of Employment Security
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New Jersey
Department of Labor and Workforce Development
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New Mexico
Department of Workforce Solutions
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New York
Department of Labor
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North Carolina
Department of Commerce
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Northern Mariana Islands
CNMI Department of Labor
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Ohio
Department of Job and Family Services
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Oklahoma
Employment Security Commission
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Oregon
Employment Department
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Pennsylvania
Department of Labor and Industry
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Puerto Rico
Department of Labor and Human Resources
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Rhode Island
Department of Labor and Training
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South Carolina
Department of Employment and Workforce
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South Dakota
Department of Labor and Regulation
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Tennessee
Department of Labor and Workforce Development
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Texas
Workforce Commission
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Utah
Department of Workforce Services
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Vermont
Department of Labor
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Virgin Islands
Department of Labor
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Virginia
Employment Commission
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Washington
Employment Security Department
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Wisconsin
Department of Workforce Development
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Wyoming
Department of Workforce Services
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