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• Media contacts

  Media contacts Unemployed workers: If you have a question about your unemployment benefits or if you would like to file a claim using our automated claims support line, call 800-318-6022 or go to eServices online. Media relations staff do not have access to your records and cannot answer questions about your claim. Emails regarding claims will not be answered.  Media relations contacts: media@esd.wa.gov  Regional economists  (back to contacts home)  &#160...

• Benefits debit card information

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  Information you'll receive with your benefits debit card We are required to provide you with the following disclosure relating to the Key Bank debit card program prior to completing your application: -- -- When you choose to receive your unemployment benefits by debit card, here's what you will receive in your Welcome Packet: Example of the debit card mailing envelope Example of what your debit card will look like Debit card...

• YesVets

    Resource Showcase Downloads View a list of downloadable presentations and resources from Employer Recognition and Resource Showcase presenters. About the YesVets program: The Employment Security Department, in partnership with Washington Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Commerce, Washington State Military Transition Council, Washington State SHRM, and local chambers of commerce across the state, have partnered to create a...

• Corporate officers FAQ

  Reporting corporate officers Jump to: Section 1: The law on unemployment-insurance coverage for corporate officers Section 2: Coverage Section 3: Non-coverage Section 4: Affected businesses Section 5: Voluntary Election Form Section 6: Unemployment taxes Section 7: Reporting covered corporate officers Section 8: Denial, cancellation and termination of voluntary coverage Section 9: Reinstatement of coverage Section 10: Benefits Section 11...

• Common audit findings

  Common audit findings Unregistered employersBusinesses who hire reportable employees without a registered Employment Security Department (ESD) account. In the state of Washington, every business with employees must register and report wages for unemployment insurance taxes. Unreported workersBusinesses inappropriately identifying their workers as casual, temporary labor or as independent contractors when they should be reported as employees. We apply the employment tests in RCW 50.04.140...

• Regional economists - Scott Bailey

  Contact a regional economist We have six regional economists serving local labor markets in Washington. Regional economists can help you find and use labor-market data, fulfill special data requests and answer questions about the labor market in your area. They serve professionals and organizations in their areas for WorkSource offices, workforce development councils, non-profit organizations, higher education, businesses and the news media. Scott Bailey (email) Regional labor economist204 SE...

• Contact an economist

  Contact an economist We have one statewide economist and six regional economists serving local labor markets in Washington. All of them can help you find and use labor market data and fulfill special data requests. The regional economists are especially helpful answering questions about the labor market in your area. They serve professionals and organizations in their areas for WorkSource offices, workforce development councils, non-profit organizations, higher education, businesses and the news...

• Regional economists - Doug Tweedy

  Contact a regional economist We have six regional economists serving local labor markets in Washington. Regional economists can help you find and use labor-market data, fulfill special data requests and answer questions about the labor market in your area. They serve professionals and organizations in their areas for WorkSource offices, workforce development councils, non-profit organizations, higher education, businesses and the news media. Doug Tweedy (email) Regional EconomistState of...

• Regional economists - Donald Meseck

  Contact a regional economist We have six regional economists serving local labor markets in Washington. Regional economists can help you find and use labor-market data, fulfill special data requests and answer questions about the labor market in your area. They serve professionals and organizations in their areas for WorkSource offices, workforce development councils, non-profit organizations, higher education, businesses and the news media. Donald Meseck (email) Regional labor economist...

• Regional economists - Jim Vleming

  Contact a regional economist We have six regional economists serving local labor markets in Washington. Regional economists can help you find and use labor-market data, fulfill special data requests and answer questions about the labor market in your area. They serve professionals and organizations in their areas for WorkSource offices, workforce development councils, non-profit organizations, higher education, businesses and the news media. Jim Vleming (email) Regional labor economistP.O. Box...