Georgia Department of Labor (DOL)
2211 Beaver Ruin Road, Norcross, 30071
(877) 709-8185 · more numbers below
The Georgia Department of Labor helps people in Georgia with unemployment benefits, finding work, and the rules for young workers. Most help is online or at local career centers around the state. Employers can also get hiring and tax help.
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What they offer 13
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Child Labor and Minors in EntertainmentProgram
GDOL's Child Labor program gives information on child labor laws, youth work permits, and rules for minors working in entertainment in Georgia. You can reach it by phone through the main number.
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Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA)Program
DUA is a federally funded program that gives temporary money to people hurt by a disaster who do not qualify for regular unemployment benefits.
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Employer Recruitment ServicesService
GDOL gives employers hiring tools, labor market data, youth work permit entry, tax credit information, and resources for employing people with disabilities. There is an employer hotline.
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Employer Taxes and Unemployment Insurance ClaimsService
Employers can file tax and wage reports, make payments, answer unemployment claim requests, file partial claims and appeals, and learn about unemployment taxes. Most of this is done through the Employer Portal.
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Employment Services RegistrationService
People who get unemployment benefits must sign up for employment services with WorkSource Georgia. You register online.
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Gwinnett County Career CenterService
Provides local Georgia Department of Labor career center services for Gwinnett County residents and employers.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Job Search AssistanceService
The GDOL website lists job openings from the department and other sources. It also links to labor market data, child labor information, and help with workplace issues.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Labor Market InformationService
GDOL shares data on jobs, wages, industries and the economy in Georgia. You can use the Georgia LaborMarket Explorer or call the labor market information line.
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