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• Ayuda en español

  Ayuda en español Si quiere solicitar beneficios del seguro por desempleo, llame al 1-800-318-6022 y marque el 2. Antes de solicitar los beneficios, escuche "Los requisitos básicos" abajo, o explore nuestro sitio web. Después de registrar su solicitud y su primer reclamo semanal, puede llamar al 1-833-572-8400 para preguntas. Cuando llame, seleccione español o pida servicios de interpretación.      Seguro por desempleo videos...

• ASWS Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes and Recordings

  Meeting Minutes Meeting Recordings June 4, 2020May 21, 2020May 7, 2020April 23, 2020April 16, 2020April 9, 2020April 2, 2020March 19, 2020February 20, 2020November 22, 2019October 17, 2019August 26, 2019 June 4, 2020May 21, 2020May 7, 2020...

• Newsroom

  Newsroom             Unemployment insurance information  Potential new claim one pager  COVID-19 information  COVID-19 information for workers and FAQ Pandemic-era overpayment waiver update Nov. 20, 2020 bipartisan letter to Congressional delegation Letter to Congressional delegation re: CARES Act, from ESD and bipartisan lawmakers (Nov. 20, 2020)  Additional links: Rulemaking | Bids &amp...

• ASWS Advisory Committee Minutes and Recording

  Agricultural and Seasonal Workforce Services Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes 2024 May 15April 17March 20February 21January 17 2023 November 8October 18September 20August 16July 19June 21April 19March 15February 15January 19 2022 November 17October 20September 15September 1August 18July 28July 21June 16May 19April 21March 17February 17January 20 2021 December 16November 18October 21September 16July 15June 17May 20April 15March 18February 18January 21...

• Employer demand

  Employer demand reports The employer demand reports are monthly reports that reflect the top 20 skill clusters and certifications that employers are looking for in workers, as well as the top 20 occupations and employers. Data sources These reports are based on the The Conference Board® Burning Glass® Help Wanted OnLine™ data series, which provides real-time labor demand gathered from online job ads.  For more detailed information, see this summary. 2024 Employer demand...

• Online bill pay

  Online bill pay You are about to be redirected to a non-government website. If you elect to enroll and/or make online payment(s) while visiting this website, our approved third-party vendor will collect financial and other information from/about you in order to accurately process the payment(s). You will automatically be taken to this site in 20 seconds or you may continue immediately to pay a benefit overpayment. //  &#160...

• Reporting new hires

  Reporting new hires Washington employers are required by law (RCW 26.23.040) to report all new employees within 20 days of hire.  This also applies to employees who are rehired, if they haven't worked for the company in the past 60 days. How to report new hires and rehires Report new hires to the Division of Child Support at the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services. You will find detailed information about the reporting methods on their website. They share...

• Rule-making - Tax Rates, Benefit Charging and Availability for Work technical corrections

  Tax Rates, Benefit Charging and Availability for Work technical corrections DescriptionThe adoption of amendments corrects the numbering of subsections within WAC 192-170-010, which was amended by WSR 20-11-022 and WSR 20-10-056. It also corrects cross-references to subsections of RCW 50.29.021, which was amended in 2020 by the Legislature in Substitute House Bill 2613, Laws of 2020, Chapter 86, Section 3, and RCW 50.29.025 and RCW 50.29.062, which were amended by the Legislature in 2021 in...

• Distressed areas list

  Distressed areas list Distressed areas are counties where the three-year unemployment rate is at least 20 percent higher than the statewide average. For more information about distressed areas, see Chapter 43.168.020 of the Revised Code of Washington, which took effect in 2005. The 2023 list of distressed areas (Washington state counties) is compiled by averaging the employment and unemployment numbers for the prior three years. We create the distressed areas list...

• Covered Employment (QCEW)

  Covered Employment (QCEW) The Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW) is a federal/state cooperative program that measures employment and wages in industries covered by unemployment insurance. Data are available by industry and county. We collect information about monthly employment, total wages and taxable wages from quarterly unemployment tax forms filed by employers. We also conduct quarterly surveys of employers who have more than one worksite in the state. QCEW data is...