New Jersey Unemployment Office Locations

New Jersey is home to more than two dozen Career One Stop locations that provide assistance and services for jobless workers in the state. These job centers offer a wide range of resources to help individuals claim NJ unemployment benefits, apply for jobs, and advance their careers.

The Career One Stop centers are designed to be a one-stop-shop for job seekers, providing a variety of services and resources under one roof. Whether you need help creating a resume, finding job listings, or preparing for an interview, the centers offer a range of services to meet your needs. They also provide access to computers, printers, and other tools that job seekers can use to search for jobs, research potential employers, and complete job applications.

• Need help with your unemployment claim? An appointment is required. You can schedule an in-person appointment using New Jersey’s Telegov appointment wizard.
• Need help searching for work? No appointment is required. Walk-ins are welcome if you only need career services support.

One of the most important services offered by the Career One Stop centers is help with claiming unemployment benefits. Many individuals who lose their jobs may be eligible for unemployment benefits, but the process of applying for these benefits can be complex and confusing. The centers have trained staff who can assist with navigating the application process and ensuring that individuals receive the benefits they are entitled to.

In addition to assistance with unemployment benefits, the Career One Stop centers provide a range of other services to help job seekers find work. This includes job search assistance, training programs, and career counseling services. The centers also work with local employers to help connect job seekers with open positions and to provide information on the skills and experience employers are looking for in new hires.

New Jersey Unemployment Job Centers

Available services at a New Jersey Career One Stop centers

Career resource room

A career resource room is important for a job center because it provides job seekers with access to resources that can help them find and secure employment. This room may contain job search books, job postings, and information on local training programs and job fairs.

Copy machine

A copy machine is important for a job center because it allows job seekers to make copies of important documents, such as resumes and cover letters, to bring to interviews and other job-related appointments.

Telephones and fax machines

Telephones and fax machines are available so you can contact potential employers, schedule interviews, follow up on job applications, and apply for NJ unemployment benefits.

Fax machine

A fax machine is important for a job center because it allows job seekers to send important documents to potential employers, such as resumes and references.

Public computers w/ Internet access

Public computers allow job seekers to search for job listings, complete online job applications, and prepare resumes and cover letters. You can also certify for weekly benefits, research potential employers, report work search activities, access online training programs and resources, and calculate your NJ unemployment compensation.

Meeting rooms for employers to interview job seekers

Meeting rooms allow employers to privately interview job seekers. This can be especially important for job seekers who may not have a quiet or private space to participate in an interview.

Jersey Job Club workshops

Jersey Job Club workshops cover topics such as resume building, interviewing skills, and job search strategies.

Job training services

Job training services help job seekers gain the skills and experience needed to succeed in their chosen field. Services may include on-the-job training, apprenticeships, and vocational training programs.

Re-employment orientation

Re-employment orientation offers guidance to navigate the job market and provides an overview of the services and resources available at Career One Stop centers.

Interviewing assistance

Interviewing assistance is an essential service for helping job seekers develop the skills and confidence needed to perform well in job interviews.

Resume building

Resume building provides job seekers with the tools and guidance they need to create effective resumes that highlight their skills and experience.

Additional services include:

• Services for individuals with disabilities
• Mature worker services (age 55+)
• Services for displaced homemakers
• Services for veterans
• Services for ex-offenders
• Services for youth (ages 18-24)

Need more help? Call the New Jersey unemployment phone number.