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.

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.

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

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 …

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 …

From the UIA home page, Michigan.gov/UIA, click on "Log in to MiWAM", then "Sign In With MILogin." If you have already created a MiLogin account with another department, use your …

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 …

Unemployment insurance is a form of social insurance, administered by Michigan's Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA). It is designed to provide unemployment benefits to …

Employers in Michigan pay two taxes on their payroll to support the federal-state employment security system. The first tax is paid to the UIA to fund the state unemployment trust fund from …