The Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA) administers the unemployment insurance program that provides temporary financial assistance to individuals who become unemployed …

This booklet covers the basics on claiming unemployment benefits in Michigan, including eligibility, benefit rights and responsibilities, receiving payments and more.

For both claimants and employers, the Advocacy Program offers no-cost assistance to those who request services for initial hearings with the Michigan Office of Administrative Hearings and …

In-Person Appointment Schedule an in-person appointment at a local unemployment office. You must arrive at the UIA local office at your scheduled time or be subject to rescheduling.

Then, you can certify online using the Michigan Web Account Manager (MiWAM), which is the easiest and fastest way, or by phone using the Michigan Automated Voice Interactive Network …

MiWAM is the UIA's 24/7 system for managing your own unemployment insurance account online. You must first create a MiLogin account before you can sign up for MiWAM.

When you apply for benefits, the Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA) will evaluate your application, your wages and your unemployment circumstances to understand what happened …

This toolkit explains when an employing unit becomes a liable employer under the Michigan Employment Security Act and guides employers through the registration process.

More information is available on the UIA website at Michigan.gov/UIA to guide you through the unemployment insurance process including frequently asked questions, video tutorials, tools …

If you are receiving UIA benefits, you may be eligible for food assistance. To learn more, click here.