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- Employers - DES
Tax Audits Get answers to common questions about the audit process that DES performs to make sure that unemployment tax laws are followed Tax Audits
- DES - NC Division of Employment Security
If you suspect someone has used your name and personal information to apply for unemployment benefits, please let us know by using the DES Fraud Reporting Form
- Filing Your Unemployment Application - DES
You can take required paperwork to a participating U S post office After you apply: Watch for mail or email from DES After we review your application, we will let you know your benefit amount and eligibility details Check the status of your claim anytime in your MyNCUIBenefits account Learn about your Weekly Requirements to get benefits
- Find a Job - DES
As you begin your search for new employment, the state’s NCWorks system has many resources available to help you Check out NCWorks Online, a one-stop online resource for job seekers in North Carolina You can apply for jobs, get resume building assistance, access training opportunities and see how well your skill set aligns with the skills required by potential employers NCWorks Online is
- Weekly Requirements - DES
After you apply for unemployment benefits, DES will let you know how much money you may be able to get In North Carolina, the most you can currently be paid in state unemployment benefits is $350 a week for up to 12 weeks To get your money each week you must:
- Individuals - DES
Landing page that shows individuals if they are eligible, what documents are required, how to file, how to create a account, and more
- MyNCUIBenefits Account Help for Individuals | DES
DES has security measures in place to help prevent fraud and protect your information Identity verification and Multi-Factor Authentication, or MFA, are two ways that DES asks you to verify your identity
- File Your Weekly Certification - DES
Important Notice: Work Search Update Filed your claim on after March 23? You may need to enter work searches before your weekly certification See when this change affects your county
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