The mission of the Division of Reemployment is to provide a safety net for eligible workers who become unemployed through no fault of their own, to stabilize the economy during financial downturns, while assisting them to return to the workforce as soon as possible.
Our Programs
The Division of Reemployment operates:
The Unemployment Program
The Unemployment Program provides a safety net for eligible workers who become unemployed through no fault of their own, to stabilize the economy during financial downturns, while assisting them to return to the workforce as soon as possible.
The New Hire Registry
The new hire registry collects employment data from employers to quickly locate parents who have child support obligations, enforce income withholding orders, and prevent fraud or improper payments.
Reemployment Services and Eligibility Assessment (RESEA) Program
The RESEA program’s purpose is to reduce UI benefit duration, ensure program integrity, and help claimants rejoin the workforce as quickly as possible.
Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and Labor Market Information (LMI)
The purpose of BLS is to measure the economy, set national standards, and guide policy and business. The purpose of LMI is to support job seekers, employers, and drive local programing.