Our UI contact centers are experiencing call quality issues. Technicians are working to resolve the problem. If you are trying to contact us, please fill out an online Contact Us form or try calling us later. We apologize for the inconvenience.
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Due to the Veteran’s Day holiday, our offices will be closed November 11. We will have a limited number of staff processing claims and making outbound calls during this time. Because of the holiday, the UI and PUA contact centers will not be accepting inbound calls, benefits may be delayed, and claimants may not be able to see their claims online until Nov. 12. Thank you.
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Did you lose income due to COVID-19?
Have your hours been cut?
You may qualify for unemployment benefits to partly replace your lost earnings.
This is not a type of public assistance.
Anyone who is authorized to work in the U.S. may be eligible.
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The Oregon Employment Department and the Oregon Law Center announced two settlement agreements. The first agreement follows a class action lawsuit, filed by 14 Oregonians who waited weeks or months for unemployment benefits. The lawsuit sought to resolve issues related to timeliness challenges and language barriers faced by Oregonians filing for unemployment benefits through the Employment Department.
The second settlement agreement follows a lawsuit with the goal to resolve issues related to Oregonians filing for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance who were found to be ineligible due to submitting no, or insufficient, proof of employment. All settlement reports can be found here.