The federal CARES Act programs provide economic assistance to unemployed workers. Find out more about these programs:
Unemployment Insurance COVID-19 FAQs are updated frequently.
Visit our COVID-19 web page for more resources for job seekers, claimants and employers.
Find resources for help with food, shelter, mental health, child care and more.
If you have questions about COVID-19, please visit coronavirus.idaho.gov.
Idaho’s home for job seekers and employers.
Free training in high-growth industries for qualifying youth 16-24.
Idaho’s Hispanic population grew faster than the state’s population in 2019, according to estimates recently released by the U.S. Census Bureau. The number of Hispanics in Idaho rose 3.3 percent from 222,206 in 2018 to 229,490 in 2019, while the total population grew 2.1 percent.
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Serve Idaho, the Governor’s Commission on Service and Volunteerism, is partnering with the Idaho Nonprofit Center’s annual Idaho Philanthropy Day.
New initial claims for unemployment insurance benefits totaled 4,924 for the week ending July 4, decreasing 9 percent – or 493 claims – from the previous week.
Twin Falls Local Office
8 a.m.-5 p.m. March 23
Centennial Job Corps Campus, Nampa
2 p.m. March 18
An Equal Opportunity Employer and Service Provider
Brad Little, Governor Jani Revier, Director
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