Does East Orange office provide unemployment services for those with a criminal record

While I can’t provide specific information about the East Orange office’s policies on unemployment services for those with a criminal record, here are some general resources that may be helpful:

New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development: This website provides information about unemployment benefits in New Jersey, including eligibility requirements and how to apply. You can also find contact information for local offices.  
American Job Centers: These centers offer a variety of services to job seekers, including help with finding jobs, training, and career counseling. Some centers may also have resources specifically for people with criminal records.  
Legal Aid Societies: These organizations provide free or low-cost legal assistance to people who cannot afford it. They may be able to help you understand your rights and options when it comes to unemployment benefits and criminal records.  
Re-entry Programs: Many organizations offer programs to help people with criminal records re-enter the workforce.

These programs may provide job training, counseling, and other support services.  
Here are some additional tips for finding resources:

Search online: Use keywords like “unemployment benefits,” “criminal record,” and “New Jersey” to find relevant websites and organizations.
Call 2-1-1: This is a free and confidential service that connects people to essential community services, including resources for job seekers and people with criminal records.  
Visit your local library: Libraries often have resources and information about local services and organizations.
Remember, it is important to be honest and upfront about your criminal record when applying for unemployment benefits or seeking assistance from other organizations.