Charlotte, NC Unemployment Offices

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

How to File for Unemployment in North Carolina

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

Check Your Unemployment Claim Status in North Carolina

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

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Mecklenburg County NCWorks Career Center

Career Center

5601 Executive Center Drive Suite 100

Charlotte, NC 28212

☎ 704-566-2870

Fax: 704-566-2857

8:00am - 4:30pm, Monday through Friday

Located at the Charlotte East Office Park Building 5601. Immediately off Albemarle Road. This is a full service site offering access to employment services, unemployment insurance, labor market information, and an assortment of partner services including WIOA retraining, Vocational Rehabilitation services, Department of Social Services, Community College servicess, etc. A veterans representative is available at this location.

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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

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Mecklenburg County NCWorks Career Center South

Career Center

7140 Forest Point Blvd Suite A

Charlotte, NC 28217

☎ 704-565-6865

Fax: 704-565-6873

Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm

This is a full service site offering access to employment services, unemployment insurance, labor market information, and a wide array of partner services including WIOA retraining, Vocational Rehabilitation services, Department of Social Services, Community College services, etc., A Veterans representative is available at this location.

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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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