Learn About the Florida Unemployment Office

Find Florida Unemployment Contact Information

The Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) is the unemployment office responsible for unemployment insurance in Florida, which aids residents during joblessness. Residents should contact the unemployment office in Florida if they have work hours reduced, lost their job entirely or only have temporary employment. Information about unemployment benefits are available for out-of-work laborers who need to know how to enroll for unemployment insurance. Eligible citizens who provide all the proper documents required by the DEO will receive benefits through a variety of methods. However, the amount of compensation varies depending on some factors. Petitioners can find out more information about unemployment compensation amounts by speaking directly with the DEO.
 
DEO representatives at unemployment offices can review with enrollees about the reemployment services available to those having a difficult time finding new jobs. Florida unemployment information pertaining to training and special programs can help claimants learn new skills to make them more desirable hiring candidates. Other unemployment information available to applicants include ongoing certification requirements to continue to receive benefits. Offices will help residents obtain unemployment benefits and find new work opportunities.

Find Florida Unemployment Resources

 

 

To contact the unemployment office in Florida, review the available methods below:


How to File a New Report or Reopen a Claim

Online:
https://connect.myflorida.com/claimant/core/login.aspx

By Phone:
(800) 204-2418 (toll free)

Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday

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