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- Department of Unemployment Assistance
The Department of Unemployment Assistance serves Massachusetts residents who are unemployed and looking for work, and employers that are legally required to contribute to the state’s unemployment insurance (UI) program.
Apply for unemployment benefits. Have you lost your job? You may qualify for Unemployment Insurance (UI), which is temporary income to support you while you look for a new one. You should apply for unemployment benefits during your first week of total or partial unemployment.
Match your skills and experience to current job openings. Create a MassHire JobMatch profile that's visible to hiring employers. Upload your resume. Find recruitments and job fairs near you. Search for MassHire Career Center events. Locate job training programs in your region.
Learn about the requirements for staying eligible and discover what can affect your weekly benefits. Most Massachusetts workers are covered by the Unemployment Insurance (UI) program, although workers in some jobs may not be eligible for benefits.
If you’re unemployed in Massachusetts, you may be eligible for resources to help you get back on your feet. Employers can also find information about the contributions they must make by law for their employees.
If you’ve lost your job or have had your hours greatly reduced, you may qualify for Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits. If you’re out of work and able to work, you may be eligible for temporary income called unemployment insurance (UI).