I got a call from the Department of labor for a monetary interview . I missed the call..,

Q) I got a call from the Department of labor for a monetary interview . They never notified me that they were going to call me, I also never received an email. I missed the call they never left me a way to get back to her. Unemployment center never answers the phone I called them for the last 2 months 15 times a day. How do I get in contact with her so I can finally get my benefits.

A) Unfortunately, missing a call from the Department of Labor for a monetary interview can delay your unemployment benefits. However, there are still ways to get back in touch with Miss Consiglio and get your benefits on track. Here are some steps you can take:

1. Try to reach Miss Consiglio directly:

• Most states have an online portal where you can view your unemployment claim details and contact information for your assigned claims examiner. Check the portal for Miss Consiglio’s contact information, including her phone number and email address.
• If you don’t have access to the online portal, you can try calling the Department of Labor again. Explain to the representative that you missed Miss Consiglio’s call and need to reschedule the interview. Be persistent and polite, even if you experience long wait times.

2. Leave a voicemail or send an email:

If Miss Consiglio doesn’t answer your call, leave a detailed voicemail message explaining that you missed her call for the monetary interview and request a callback. You can also try sending her an email if her contact information is available. Be sure to include your full name, claim number, and a brief explanation of why you missed the call.

3. Contact your local unemployment office:

If you’re unable to reach Miss Consiglio directly, visit your local unemployment office in person. Explain the situation to a representative and request assistance in getting in touch with Miss Consiglio or rescheduling the monetary interview.

4. Consider contacting your state representative or senator:

If you’ve exhausted all other options and are still unable to get in touch with Miss Consiglio or the Department of Labor, consider contacting your state representative or senator. Explain your situation and ask for their assistance in resolving the issue.

Here are some additional resources that may be helpful:

• Your state’s unemployment website: This website will likely have information about how to contact your assigned claims examiner and reschedule appointments.
• Benefits.gov: This website provides information about unemployment benefits in all 50 states.
• The National Employment Law Project: This organization provides legal assistance to low-wage workers and can offer guidance on navigating unemployment benefits issues.

Remember:

• Be persistent and keep trying to reach Miss Consiglio or the Department of Labor.
• Be polite and professional in all your communications.
• Document everything, including the date and time of your calls, emails, and visits to the unemployment office.
• Keep copies of all your correspondence with the Department of Labor.

By following these steps, you should be able to get back in touch with Miss Consiglio and get your unemployment benefits back on track.