Workforce development programs, unemployment benefits, job training grants, and career resources for job seekers.
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The U.S. Departments of Labor and Education are celebrating a major workforce development milestone — here's how free job training programs may help you build new skills and find stable employment.
If you or someone you love is returning from incarceration, federal and state reentry programs may offer job training, housing assistance, and benefits access — here's what to look for and how to start.
Three significant Social Security Administration updates are taking effect — here's what they mean for your benefits, your paperwork, and your next steps.
When August 1 falls on a Friday, the Social Security Administration issues your August SSI payment early — here's the exact schedule, what to expect, and how to plan ahead.
Federal reentry programs, workforce grants, and public benefits may be available to returning citizens — here's what to know and where to start.
A federal clarification is reshaping how states handle unemployment claims during labor disputes. Here's what workers need to know about eligibility, state rules, and how to explore your options.
If you're unemployed or underemployed, federally supported community college workforce programs may help you build new skills, earn credentials, and connect with financial assistance — here's how to navigate the process step by step.
If you receive Social Security retirement, SSDI, or SSI benefits, here's the complete July 2026 payment calendar — plus what to do if your payment is late or missing.
Federal reentry programs, workforce grants, and public benefits may be available to formerly incarcerated individuals — here's what to know and where to start.
Los Angeles County's new RENEW program may help people with criminal records access job training, employment navigation, and wellbeing services — here's how it works and what to expect.
Two more states now allow workers in labor disputes to claim unemployment benefits — and a federal clarification is reshaping how states handle these claims.
Federally funded reentry programs may help returning citizens access job training, food assistance, housing, and healthcare — here's what exists, who it serves, and how to navigate the process.
If you lost work due to a federally declared disaster, Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) may help cover lost income — but the application window closes fast.
Exact payment dates, how the Wednesday birth-date schedule works, and what to do if your payment doesn't arrive on time.
If you receive Social Security retirement, SSDI, or SSI benefits, here's the complete July 2026 payment calendar — plus what to do if your payment is late or missing.
Know exactly when your Social Security, SSDI, or SSI payment may arrive this month — and what to do if it doesn't show up on time.
If you or someone you love is returning home from prison or jail, federal and state reentry programs may offer job training, housing assistance, and benefits access — here's what to know.
April is Second Chance Month — here's what formerly incarcerated people need to know about federal and state job training benefits, eligibility rules, and how to apply.
The Virginia Employment Commission raised the weekly benefit cap effective July 5. Here's how the change may affect your claim, what documents you'll need, and how to navigate the application process step by step.
If you receive Supplemental Security Income, July brings a double payment month — here's why it happens, when to expect your money, and how to plan around it.
Federal and state reentry programs may help returning citizens access job training, food assistance, healthcare, and housing support — here's what exists, who may be eligible, and how to start.
If you or someone you love is returning from incarceration, these federally supported reentry programs may help with job training, transitional housing, and public benefits — here's what to know and where to start.
If you lost work due to a federally declared disaster, Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) may help cover lost income — but the application window closes fast.
Whether you receive Social Security retirement, SSDI, or SSI, here is exactly when your July 2026 payment may arrive — and the steps to take if it does not show up on time.