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The Virginia Employment Commission (VEC) administers the unemployment compensation program that provides temporary financial assistance to individuals who become unemployed through no fault of their own.
You can file a claim in Virginia if: You performed any work in Virginia during the last 18 months. You worked as a federal civilian overseas and currently reside in Virginia. You worked as a federal civilian in another state and worked in Virginia for at least one day after the federal employment and currently reside in Virginia.
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The VEC offers career assistance for job seekers, employment services for veterans, and employer services for businesses of all sizes, as well as unemployment benefits and other programs designed to assist with employment.
Worker's Comp & Unemployment. Unemployment Insurance (UI) Services Virginia Employment Commission; Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund (CICF) claim form Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission; Employer's application to suspend/terminate workers' compensation (Application for Hearing - Form 5A) Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission
Administered by the Virginia Employment Commission, the state’s unemployment insurance program helps provide financial stability for Virginia’s eligible workers who become unemployed. Designed to replace a portion of a worker’s income while they look for new work, these benefits are paid for by employer taxes.
The Roanoke Virginia Works Office is temporarily closed due to relocation. Customers seeking job services & unemployment assistance during this time may receive services by the Roanoke - VA Works staff at the following: