Georgia Department of Labor (DOL)
223 Courtland Street Northeast, Atlanta, 30303
(877) 709-8185 · more numbers below
The Georgia Department of Labor is the state agency for jobs and unemployment. People use its website, its phone line, and local Career Centers to look for work, file for unemployment benefits, get information about child labor and youth work permits, and report unemployment fraud. Employers also use it for hiring, taxes, and claims.
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Atlanta Career CenterService
Local GDOL office serving Fulton and Douglas counties for career center services.
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Disaster Unemployment AssistanceProgram
This federally funded program gives temporary money to people hurt by a disaster who cannot get regular unemployment benefits.
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Employer Services and RecruitmentService
GDOL helps employers with recruiting, unemployment taxes, unemployment claims, and tax credits for hiring. Employers can use the Employer Portal or call the Employer Hotline.
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Employment Services RegistrationService
People who get unemployment benefits must sign up for employment services. You can register on the GDOL online services page.
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In-person job and unemployment help at local officesService
Local Career Centers across Georgia give in-person help with GDOL programs. You can also use the website or phone line. Office locations and phone numbers are in the Career Center finder.
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Job Search AssistanceService
GDOL lists job openings from its own listings and other sources. Its site also links to job market data, child labor information, and information about workplace problems.
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Labor Market InformationService
GDOL shares numbers about jobs, wages, industries, and the Georgia economy. You can use the Georgia LaborMarket Explorer or call the Labor Market Information office.
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Report Unemployment Insurance FraudService
You can report people who may be cheating the unemployment system, or tell GDOL if someone used your identity to file a claim. Reports can be made online or by calling the Fraud Hotline.
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