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District of Columbia Unemployment Offices And Career Centers

District-of-Columbia-unemployment-mapAt the District of Columbia Unemployment Offices And Career Centers you can get assistance in filing your claim for unemployment insurance benefits. These benefits are available to you if your have become unemployed through no fault of your own. Keep in mind that benefits are established by Federal law and you have the right to apply for unemployment if you have lost your job.

American Job Center Southeast
3720 Martin Luther King, Jr., SE
Washington, DC 20032
phn: 202-741-7747
Comprehensive One-Stop Career Centers
DC Work! Career Center-NE
5171 South Dakota Avenue
Washington, DC 20017
phn: 202-576-3092/ 202-576-3077 – Direct
Comprehensive One-Stop Career Centers
DC Works! One-Stop Career Center – Northwest
2000 14th Street NW
Washington, DC 20009
phn: 202-442-4577
Comprehensive One-Stop Career Centers
Business Resource Center
4058 Minnesota Ave. N.E.
Washington, DC 20019
phn: 202-671-2144 or 202-724-3990
Affiliate One Stops
Office of Youth Programs/Passport to Work Program
4058 Minnesota Ave., NE
Washington, DC 20019
phn: 202-698-3492
Affiliate One Stops
United States Veterans Assistance Center (USVAC) Veterans Affairs Regional Office
1722 I Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20421
phn: 202-530-9371
Affiliate One Stops




District of Columbia Unemployment Insurance Benefits Eligibility

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unemployed_personQ) I have been filing for unemployment benefits for three weeks and did not receive any pay this week

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Unemployment Office Tips:

Tips to help you when visiting your local Unemployment Office:

  • Show Up Early: Your local unemployment office can sometimes be crowded. You must understand that there are a lot of people currently looking for work. So you will find a lot of people filing for benefits.
  • Be prepared to wait: With lots of people at your local unemployment office, if you are late you will have to wait. The best way to avoid the long lines is to get to the office early.
  • Be prepared with your Documents: If you are applying for unemployment benefits be sure to take with you all necessary information such as a job release letter, date of last employment and name of the company.
  • Have a Cool Head: With lots of people at your local unemployment office waiting to be seen it’s easy to get frustrated and loose you cool. Remember that counselors are there to assist you. Keeping a cool head and being courteous will help speed the process along.

When hired the job I applied for stated 6-7 days. Last 2 weeks I only had worked 3 days. Can I file for benefits?

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Q) When hired the job I applied for stated 6-7 days, 10-12 hr days, must be able to travel 3 different locations. 4/5 weeks a month I average 8-24 hrs weekly. Now for last 2 weeks I only had worked 3 days cause no work available. Can I file for benefits? A) You may file a claim… Continue Reading

I was not fired but felt I had to quit my job. It was becoming a very unsafe environment. Is there any help.

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Q) So I was not fired by not fault of my own but I felt I had no choice but to quit my job of ten years. It was becoming a very unsafe environment both mentally and physically on my health. Is there anyway the state can help me? A) You can get unemployment benefits if you… Continue Reading

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