Delaware Unemployment Contact Information

If you need to reach the Delaware Department of Labor or Division of Unemployment Insurance, there are several phone numbers you can call. You can also visit a Delaware Job Center in person.

Delaware Unemployment Phone Numbers

Unemployment Insurance Main Hotline – (302) 761-8446

The main unemployment insurance department is the go-to place for handling all aspects of your Delaware unemployment benefits. Whether you’re just starting your claim, have questions about eligibility, calculating UI benefits, or need assistance with an ongoing claim, this department will guide you through the process to ensure you receive the benefits you’re entitled to.

Telebenefits – File your weekly claim by phone

If you’re in New Castle County, you can access TeleBenefits at (302) 761-6576, or you can use the toll-free number (800) 794-3032.

TeleBenefits offers a convenient way to file your weekly certifications over the phone. This service streamlines the process and ensures that you can quickly and easily maintain your eligibility for benefits, no matter where you are in the state.

Appeals

If you disagree with a decision about your unemployment benefits, you can file an appeal. The appeals department is available at (302) 761-6637. They manage the process of reviewing decisions and provide an opportunity for individuals to present their case. If you believe a mistake has been made or you have been treated wrongly, the appeals department will help you take the necessary steps to seek a resolution.

Report Fraud

Unfortunately, Delaware unemployment fraud is a common issue. If you suspect fraudulent activity, whether it’s related to your claim or someone else’s, you can report it at (302) 761-8397. This department is responsible for investigating and addressing fraudulent actions, maintaining the integrity of the system, and ensuring that benefits go to those who are genuinely eligible. Your cooperation helps keep the system fair and effective for everyone.

Delaware Job Center Locations

As part of your eligibility requirements, you are required to register at your local Division of Employment & Training center. These job centers offer a variety of resources and tools to help you find a job or advance your career. Also, by searching for work each week, you can meet your work search requirement necessary for submitting your weekly claim.

• Create and post an unlimited number of resumes with the smart resume wizard
• Connect with career counselors for advice and support
• Perform and save advanced searches to find the job that’s perfect for you
• Find job training and apprenticeship opportunities
• Explore the most in-demand occupations by industry and location
• Fulfill unemployment insurance requirements