Green Bay, WI Unemployment Offices

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

How to File for Unemployment in Wisconsin

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

Check Your Unemployment Claim Status in Wisconsin

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

OSC

Bay Central Job Center

Career Center

701 Cherry Street

Green Bay, WI 54301

☎ 920-448-6760

Fax: 920-448-5013

Mon - Fri 7:45 am - 4:30 pm

Veterans reps, employment reps, phones, free internet & resume writer access computes are on site. Representatives are available with an appointment. Full range of jobseeker and employer services. Comprehensive one stop serving a multi-county area. Job seekers: community resource information; entrepreneurship; GED, reading and math skills workshops; education and training information; assessments; job search; interviewing and resume assistance. Employers: Post job openings; pre-screenings; recruiting facilities; recruitment strategies; effective job description assistance; training incentives; labor market information; outplacement services for laid-off employees. Youth services.

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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

AFF

Oneida Nation Job Center

Affiliate Office

2640 West Point Drive

Green Bay, WI 54304

☎ 920-490-3710

Fax: 920-490-6803

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

Services: -- General staff assistance -- Specialist staff assistance -- Resource room -- Job seeker assistance -- career Planning -- Youth services -- Community Resources -- Indian tribal services -- Workshops -- Business services -- Labor market information -- Workforce Investment Act tribal Program Partners: Indian and Native American Workforce Investment Act Employment and Training, American Indian Vocational Rehabilitation Services, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, Oneida Social Services, Child Care, Behavioral Health Services, and Emergency Energy Assistance.

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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