Arkansas Workforce Center at Rogers Unemployment Office 72757

This Rogers unemployment office is located at 100 North Dixieland Road Suite B1-5; PO Box 99 AR, 72756 Rogers Arkansas 72757. If you recently lost your job or have had your hours reduced, you may be able to file for Arkansas unemployment benefits. Each state has their own application process. If you have questions or issues with filing your claim, then Arkansas Workforce Center at Rogers may be able to assist you. Use the contact information listed on this page to call this office and see if they can help you. It is important that you file your AR unemployment claim right away so you do not risk delaying the application process. This Comprehensive One-Stop Career Center provides other services as well, they are listed below:

• UI Filing Assistance by Phone Available
• UI Filing Assistance Online Available
• UI Filing Assistance from Staff Available
• File Unemployment Insurance (UI) Claim
• Learn how to start your own business
• Improve your current job skills
• Receive training in new job skills
• Get help in preparing for job interviews
• Find out about job openings
• Get help preparing your resume

There are other resources available to you if you could not get assistance at this Rogers unemployment office location in Arkansas. You can visit the government department website. The Arkansas Workforce Services department handles unemployment benefits for this state. You can find information on how to file your initial claim, how to file weekly claims, what the eligibility requirements for AR unemployment benefits are, what information is needed when applying, how to appeal a decision and more. To find out how to access their website, check the Arkansas unemployment department page.

Local Arkansas Workforce Center provides the latest information about job vacancies, worker availability and salary or wage rates in your area. The center offers the following services: Self-service in the resource center; intensive services for those needing personal assistance; training for those who qualify; dislocated workers can get help finding new jobs through self-service labor market information and job seeking databases; help with job seeking skills such as resume writing and interview preparation; statewide referral system linking jobseekers to other agencies that can provide supportive services needed in order to become successfully employed