The Delaware Department of Labor will get you on track offering a variety of services. From filing an unemployment claim to Vocational Rehabilitation for job seekers with Disabilities, look no further than the Delaware Department of Labor! Learn more at labor.delaware.gov

Did You Know: You must create or update your Jobseeker Account with the Division of Employment and Training. This includes building a resume in Delaware JobLink and keeping it up to date. Learn more at labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

Did You Know: If you had a debit card on a previous UI claim, that same card will remain attached to your new UI claim. Direct Deposit information will need to be updated on a new UI claim. Learn more at labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

Did You Know: If, at any time during your claim, there is an eligibility issue, benefits will not be paid until the issue is resolved. You must continue to claim your weekly benefits through TeleBenefits or WebBenefits while the matter is being investig... labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

Navigating the unemployment appeals process can be daunting, but understanding your rights is crucial. If you disagree with a decision made by a Claims Deputy, you have the right to appeal. #AppealProcess Learn more at labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

Did You Know: You may lose your unemployment insurance benefits if you do not keep your address and phone number up-to-date. Unemployment Insurance mail is not forwarded by the Post Office. Learn more at labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

Attention all claimants! Did you know that Claims Deputy decisions become final on the 15th day after issuance? It's crucial to appeal before the 'Final Date' indicated on your determination. Stay informed and take action!

Did You Know: When you work for such an employer, you are in "covered employment" and your wages are "covered wages." Your unemployment insurance benefit is based upon these wages. Learn more at labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

Need to submit an appeal? You can do it in person at your local DOL office, via email at [email protected], or through our Service Now portal. Prefer fax? Send it to (302) 761-6635. We're here to help!

Did You Know: If you are required to register with the Division of Employment and Training (DET), you must do so within three (3) business days of filing your claim and you must keep this registration active while collecting UI benefits. Learn more at labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

We believe in fairness and accuracy! Our Non-Reporting Wage Fraud Policy aims to prevent improper Unemployment Insurance (UI) payments, safeguard program integrity, and ensure that all wage and employment information submitted by claimants is accurate, ... labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

If you need to appeal, remember that both parties, including the employer, have that right. Ensure your mailing address is up to date with us! Learn more at labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

Did You Know: The Reemployment Services (RESEA) Program is an initiative designed to provide intensive career center services to UI claimants receiving UI benefits and to help claimants return to work faster. As part of the REA process, a validation of ... labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

Attention all UI claimants! Remember to report all gross earnings from any employment or work activity each week you certify for unemployment benefits. Non-reporting wage fraud is serious! Learn more at labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

Heads up! If you're appealing, your Notice of Hearing is coming soon! Check your mail for instructions. The hearing is semi-formal and can be done over the phone. Want to meet in person? Just let us know! Learn more at labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

Did You Know: When claiming your weekly UI benefits through TeleBenefits or WebBenefits, you will need to supply work search date information. You are required to complete the Work Search Log each week you are receiving UI benefits. The Division will re... labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

Non-reporting wage fraud can jeopardize your unemployment benefits. Remember, it's crucial to report ALL earnings, whether from part-time jobs, gig work, or any form of compensation. Stay honest and protect your benefits! Learn more at labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

Important Reminder: If you file an appeal, make sure to attend your hearing date! Failing to appear means your appeal will be dismissed. Stay informed and take action! Learn more at labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

Did You Know: You must report all employment and all income from such employment and the date(s) the income was earned and not when you receive your paycheck. Your benefits stop on the very first day you work if you return to full-time work even if you ... labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…

Attention claimants! When filing a claim, remember to report your gross earnings and work hours accurately. This includes all hours worked, earnings received, and any self-employment income. Stay informed and ensure your claims are complete! Learn more at labor.delaware.gov/divisions/unem…