West Warwick netWORKri Center Unemployment Office 02893
- Address:
West Warwick netWORKri Center
1330 Main Street
West Warwick, RI 02893 - Phone: 401-462-4100
- Fax: 401-828-8927
- Opening hours:
Mon - Thr. 8:00am - 4:00pm, Friday 10:00am - 4:00pm
If you recently lost your job, you may qualify for West Warwick Unemployment Insurance and get cash benefits to partially replace your lost earnings and be able to pay expenses while looking for a new job.
To receive temporary income assistance, you must file a claim with your local unemployment office. The West Warwick Unemployment Office in Rhode Island is available to assist you with unemployment insurance, job training and finding a job.
We provide contact information for the West Warwick unemployment office, where you can receive assistance with everything related to Rhode Island unemployment compensations. You can call this office to speak with a customer service representative or visit the West Warwick unemployment office for in-person assistance. If you prefer, you can also file an unemployment insurance claim online from the official website of the West Warwick Career Center.
Before contacting your local unemployment office, we recommend that you read the frequently asked questions below to clarify your doubts more quickly.
In case you don’t receive the help you are looking for at West Warwick unemployment office you can visit Rhode Island Department of Labor official site, as this department is in charge of administering the unemployment benefits programs in that state. There you can find information on how to qualify for unemployment insurance in Rhode Island, how to file your claim, how to appeal a decision, and more. To find out how to access the online system, see the Rhode Island Department of Labor contact information on our website.
Frequently Ask Questions at Tax Office
You must file an initial claim the same week that you are unemployed or working reduced hours.
To be eligible for unemployment insurance programs you must have lost your job through no fault of your own and you must also meet your state’s eligibility requirements.
Normally, it takes three to six weeks from the time you file your claim to when you receive your first payment.
In most states, workers are eligible for up to 26 weeks or half a year of benefits.