Napa, CA Unemployment Offices

Napa has 2 locations. Each office may set its own hours, so calling ahead is always a good idea.

How to File for Unemployment in California

Step-by-step filing instructions and what you'll need to apply.

Check Your Unemployment Claim Status in California

See what your claim status means and how to check it online or by phone.

AFF

Napa County Employment Service

Affiliate Office

2751 Napa Valley Corporate Drive Bldg. A, Room 106

Napa, CA 94558

☎ 707-253-4134

Fax: 707-259-8132

Hours: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Self directed and informational services are provided at our Career Center. Job seekers are encouraged to take advantage of these services including: • Free job search workshops available• Current job listings • Access to computers for job search • Resumé assistance • Job application assistance • Hiring events • Technology for people with disabilities

View Services (8)

✓ File Unemployment Insurance Claim ✓ Start Your Own Business Guidance ✓ Improve Job Skills ✓ Job Skills Training ✓ Interview Preparation ✓ Job Openings ✓ Resume Help ✓ Post Your Resume

OSC

Workforce Napa

Career Center

2751 Napa Valley Corporate Drive Bldg. A

Napa, CA 94558

☎ 707-253-4134

Fax: 707-253-4895

M-F 8am to 5pm

Phones are on site to assist in filing claims. Free Internet and resume writer access computers are on site. Full range of jobseeker and employer services. Job Search center (the Employment Network Center) for self directed job search, Workforce NOW (job club), case management for WIOA, CalWORKs, older adults, disabled, etc. Universal Access navigator, etc.

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✓ UI Filing Assistance by Phone ✓ UI Filing Assistance Online ✓ UI Filing Assistance from Staff ✓ File Unemployment Insurance Claim ✓ Start Your Own Business Guidance ✓ Improve Job Skills ✓ Job Skills Training ✓ Interview Preparation ✓ Job Openings ✓ Resume Help ✓ Post Your Resume

Helpful Guides

How Unemployment Benefits Work

A plain-English overview of how the joint federal-state unemployment insurance system works, from filing your first claim to your last payment.

What to Do After Losing Your Job: A Step-by-Step Checklist

The first two weeks after a layoff matter most. Here is the order to tackle unemployment benefits, health insurance, and your budget.

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