Disaster Unemployment Assistance - DUA Information Pamphlet (DUA-7)
This pamphlet provides basic information explaining the objective of the Disaster Unemployment Assistance Program. It lists general
eligibility requirements and instructions for initial claims filing if you have lost employment or had employment interrupted as a
direct result of a presidential declared major disaster. The DUA Information Pamphlet also offers information about continued weekly
claims filing and payment computation. It lists the toll free DUA benefits information number: 1-866-795-8877.
PDF Format:  DUA Information Pamphlet (DUA-7)
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Voluntary Election for Withholding of Individual Income Tax and or Direct Deposit of UI Benefits (NCUI 500TW)
Unemployment Insurance benefits are taxable for both Federal and State government. You may elect to have the Employment Security Commission withhold a portion of
your benefits each week to meet this tax obligation. You may also elect to have your benefit check directly deposited into your bank account instead of being
delivered by the US mail. To request either of these options, please click Here.
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Work Search Record (NCUI 506E)
The Employment Security Law requires claimants to actively seek work. Commission Regulation 10.25 defines the minimally
acceptable work search effort as two in-person contacts with different employers on different days for each week claimed.
Word Format: NCUI 506E
PDF Format: NCUI 506E
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State Government Application (PD107)
A state application must be completed to apply for any position in state government. |
Information about Unemployment Insurance for Workers on Temporary Layoff (NCUI 517x)
Your employer will notify you when a temporary layoff occurs or is pending, and will
also inform you of the time and place where you will be required to furnish information
for unemployment insurance benefits. Your employer is required to give you this form
if you become temporarily unemployed.
Word Format: NCUI 517x
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Information
about Unemployment Insurance for Totally Separated Workers (NCUI 517z)
Your employer will notify you when a mass layoff is pending, and will also
inform you of the time and place where you will be required to furnish
information for unemployment insurance benefits.
Word Format: NCUI 517z
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Benefit Rights
The following information is a summary of the legal requirements and your rights and responsibilities
while filing a claim for unemployment insurance benefits. Read all of this information carefully and
refer to it as needed. If there is anything you do not understand, be sure to ask a member of the
Employment Security Commission staff for an explanation. You may obtain a printed copy of this
information by requesting a copy of the Claimant Information and Identification Booklet, Form NCUI 504
from your nearest office of the Employment Security Commission.
Word Format: Benefit Rights
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Pre-Examination Booklet for Employment Consultants
The Selection Test for Employment Consultant, Veterans’ Employment Consultant, and Disabled Veterans’ Employment Consultant
is 2 hours long and consists of 105 multiple-choice questions that measure some of the abilities that one needs in order to
be an employment consultant. The pre-examination booklet describes different areas of the test and provides sample questions
for each area. It enables applicants to gain a comfort level with the examination before having to take the test.
The Verbal Comprehension section provides a list of vocabulary words that appear in the test and are often used by employment
consultants in their work. You may also review and print a sample of the Pre-Examination Answer Sheet.
Word Format: Pre-Examination Booklet
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What You Need to Know About Appealing an Initial Determination and Participating in the Hearing.
This pamphlet explains what you must do if you wish to appeal an initial determination for benefits by the Employment Security Commission.
This information will help you understand the process, the terms used, and the importance of complete, accurate, and timely information.
Please refer to the contact information included in the pamphlet if you have further questions.
PDF Format: NCESC568 Pamphlet
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What You Need to Know About Appealing a Decision by a Hearing Officer, Appeals Referee, Special Deputy Commissioner or the Commission.
This pamphlet provides your rights under the Employment Security Law of North Carolina and the ESC regulations and provides instructions on how to
file an appeal to an unfavorable decision. This information will help you understand your responsibilities as well as your rights in this process.
Contact information is included in the pamphlet if you need more information.
PDF Format: NCESC569 Pamphlet
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