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• Amending a tax report

  Amending a previously filed tax and wage report You can amend previously filed quarterly reports electronically or by sending a paper report. To file electronicallyUse Employer Account Management Services (EAMS) To file a paper reportDownload and print an Amended tax and wage report form (Form 5208D) (PDF, 138KB) Fax completed form to 800-794-7657 or mail to:  Employment Security DepartmentUI Tax and Wage AdministrationP.O. Box 9046Olympia, WA 98507-9046  &#160...

• Rule-making - Tax settlements

  Tax settlements – equity and good conscience DescriptionThe proposed rules will specify conditions under which collection of the full amount of taxes, penalties and interest due would be against equity and good conscience. In addition, rules will be amended to require the department to consider whether an employer’s late or untimely response contributed to the overpayment when deciding whether waiver is appropriate. DocumentsAug. 22, 2013 meeting transcript | CR 101 | CR 102&#160...

• Rule-making - Delinquent tax rates

  Delinquent tax rates DescriptionThe proposed amendment to WAC 192-320-036 will implement a more flexible approach when the department determines whether the delinquent tax rate should be assessed on an employer. It will also clarify the department’s authority to retroactively apply the delinquent tax rate. Public hearingThursday, June 8, 2017, 10:30 a.m.Transcript DocumentsCR 101 | CR 102 | CR 103 | Final rule (back to recent rulemaking archive)  &#160...

• Snohomish County profile

  Snohomish County profile by Anneliese Vance-Sherman, Ph.D., regional labor economist - updated June 2022 Overview | Geographic facts | Outlook | Labor force and unemployment | Industry employment | Wages and income | Population | Useful links | PDF Profile copy  Overview Regional context Snohomish County is situated between northern Puget Sound to the west and the crest line of the North Cascade Range to the east. It shares its northern...

• Veteran services FAQ

  Veteran services FAQ Q. Who should military veterans call about job services and veteran benefits?A. For job-services, contact your nearest WorkSource center For veteran benefits, contact Washington state Department of Veteran's Affairs Q. What job services are available through WorkSource for military veterans?A. WorkSource services: Job listings, referrals and hiring events. Résumé and application assistance. Special programs and workshops. Internet access...

• Benefit extensions

  Benefit extensions Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) The federal PEUC program that extends unemployment benefits ended Sept. 4, 2021. Extended Benefits (EB) Due to the lower unemployment rate in Washington state, the Extended Benefits program ended March 13, 2021. If you still need unemployment benefits Continue filing weekly claims if you have an active unemployment claim You might have weeks available on a regular...

• Establishment size

  Establishment size Establishment size data provide a count of establishments and their size class based on their number of employees, for each Washington industry and for each county. Every year, we tabulate the number of establishments operating in Washington state and sort them by size. We provide counts by industry sector and subsector for each county. The data are screened to protect confidentiality. What is the data source? We use first quarter data from the Quarterly Census of...

• Services for laid off workers

  Services for laid off workers We know that being laid off is painful. It’s hard to pick up the pieces and look for a new job. You may not be ready today, but when you are, we’re here to help. At WorkSource, you can search for work, identify your skills, explore new jobs and connect with local businesses. We offer: Job listings, referrals and hiring events. Assistance with your résumé and job applications. Special programs and workshops. Internet access for job searches. Copiers, fax...

• WorkFirst Career Scope Job Search

  WorkFirst Career Scope Job Search Washington’s WorkFirst program is managed by several state agencies. The Department of Social & Health Services (DSHS) is the main partner. In order to participate in WorkFirst, you must be:  Receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) benefits.and Referred by DSHS. The role of the Employment Security Department (ESD) is help WorkFirst participants find a job and stay employed. ESD’s part of the...

• Unemployment application received

  Unemployment application received You will get a confirmation page after you hit the "Submit" button on the last page of the application. This page means that your application was accepted. It provides important information you are responsible for reading and understanding. If you have any questions about the information, call the claims center to speak with a claims specialist. You also will receive verification by email that your application was received, if you gave us your email...