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Services for Businesses

Whether your business is growing by leaps and bounds or struggling in today's difficult climate, we're here to help.
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No-Cost Programs and Services for Businesses

All of our services are available at no cost to you. Check out what we offer and then reach out and we can create customized solutions to help you meet your goals, no matter what you are facing. 

 

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Is Your Business Facing Tough Times?
Rapid Response: Help for Businesses and Workers Facing Cutbacks & Layoffs
Shared Work

The Shared Work Program is designed to help employers manage business cycles and seasonal adjustments while helping to spare their workers the hardships of full unemployment. The program allows employers to keep trained employees and avoid layoffs by letting workers receive partial Unemployment Insurance benefits while working reduced hours. 

The Shared Work Program
Layoffs and Reemployment

We can help businesses and employees affected by cutbacks and site closings by quickly coordinating services and providing immediate aid with a goal of quick reemployment. Our Rapid Response teams will work with you and your employees to identify resources and opportunities to help figure out the next steps.

Request Assistance

Is Your Business Growing? We have a variety of no-cost programs and services to help you recruit and train new employees, find hiring incentives and provide hands-on technical assistance.

Reports & Releases
Latest Jobs, Unemployment and Regional Market Data
The Research & Statistics Division is the premier source of labor market information in the state. From wages to projections to the latest job figures, the Department of Labor has the most current and accurate labor market information available.
Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification
Early Warning for Closures and Layoffs
The Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act requires covered businesses to provide early warnings to impacted stakeholders of closures and layoffs. This advanced notice gives employees, their families, and communities time to transition, seek new employment, and seek assistance from the Department of Labor and Local Workforce Development Boards.
More Resources for Businesses
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