Georgia Department of Labor (DOL)
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774 Jordan Lane, Decatur, 30033
(877) 709-8185 · more numbers below
The Georgia Department of Labor helps people with work and unemployment. Most help is online or through its local Career Centers. You can look for jobs, apply for unemployment benefits, get a youth work permit, or ask about child labor rules.
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What they offer 14
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Career CentersService
Local Career Centers are offices around Georgia where staff help customers in person. They serve all the programs the department runs.
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Career ServicesService
This service helps people look for jobs, build resumes, check their skills, and get help finding work. It is for teens, young adults, adults, seniors, and people who are unemployed.
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Child Labor Information and HelpService
The Child Labor unit explains the rules for workers under 18, reviews work permits, and checks possible violations. It also gives talks and materials to schools, employers and community groups.
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Disaster Unemployment AssistanceProgram
This federally funded program gives temporary money to people hurt by a disaster who do not qualify for regular unemployment benefits.
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Employment Services RegistrationService
People who get unemployment benefits must sign up for the department's employment services. Registration is offered online.
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Job Search AssistanceService
The department lists job openings from its own and other sources. It also shares labor market data and information on child labor and workplace issues.
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Labor Market InformationService
Facts and numbers about jobs, wages and the economy in Georgia, including future trends. There is a phone line for questions.
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Minors in EntertainmentService
Rules and certificates for children who work in Georgia's entertainment industry. The department issues Certificates of Consent and the rules also apply to employers and people responsible for the child's safety.
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