United States Department of Labor
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in Washington, DC).
(866) 487-2365 · more numbers below
S. Department of Labor is the federal agency for workers and job seekers. Its website points people to help with pay questions, job training, unemployment benefits, workplace safety, and job benefits. Unemployment claims are filed with your state, and the Labor Department's phone lines can tell you where to go.
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