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All individuals filing for unemployment benefits are required to conduct a weekly work search in order to be eligible. This includes contacting hiring employers and completing other activities that will assist you in your efforts to find new employment.
- File My Initial Claim
If you worked for a school in the spring semester and have...
- File My Weekly Continued Claim
If you’re ready to file a weekly continued claim for...
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If you are unable to file your claim or need assistance,...
- File My Initial Claim
If you are unable to file your claim or need assistance, please contact the NH Unemployment Assistance Hotline at 603-271-7700.
Each time you become unemployed or have your hours of work significantly reduced, you must file a new claim or reopen an existing claim. This can be done online or by visiting the nearest NH Employment Security office to file your claim on a computer in one of our Resource Centers.
If you worked for a school in the spring semester and have not been offered school employment in the fall then you may be eligible for unemployment benefits and should file an initial claim for benefits and follow instructions around filing your weekly continued claims.
If you’re ready to file a weekly continued claim for Unemployment Insurance Benefits, click on the "LOGIN NOW" button. If you need instructions, please refer to the step-by-step guide below.
The Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits provide temporary financial assistance to unemployed workers who have lost their job through no fault of their own, while they look for work or during a temporary company shut down.
The Workforce Connect is a gateway for accessing a complete set of employment tools, filing for unemployment benefits and much more. If you are new to Workforce Connect, you are required to establish a new account even if you were formerly accessing The Job Match System and Unemployment Insurance System.
