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A Guide to My Reemployment & RESEA | Kansas Department of Labor

The Kansas Department of Labor has provided a comprehensive guide on the reemployment programs available after filing an unemployment claim.

These programs, called my reemployment and Reemployment Services and Eligibility Assessment (ESEA), are offered in collaboration with the local Workforce Center.

These programs aim to assist individuals in getting back into the workforce while they are receiving unemployment benefits. The services provided include an orientation to one-stop services, an initial assessment of skills and abilities, eligibility review, and labor market information. If chosen for the ESEA program, participants will also have follow-up appointments every 30 days until they have a return-to-work date or are no longer claiming unemployment benefits.

The selection for these programs is based on various factors such as job tenure, previous industry experience, education level, and the length of time an individual has been claiming unemployment benefits. If selected, participants will receive an appointment letter specifying the date, time, and location of their initial appointment. It is necessary to review this information carefully. If unable to attend the scheduled appointment or if there is a closer Workforce Center available, individuals must contact the local Workforce Center office to reschedule.

To ensure a smooth appointment, it is recommended to have a complete Kansasworks.com account with an up-to-date resume. The Workforce Center staff can provide assistance with this if needed. Additionally, participants must complete the work search audit for the selected weeks indicated in the appointment letter. On the day of the appointment, it is essential to bring a photo ID.

If an appointment is missed, individuals must contact the local Workforce Center office to reschedule. Failure to do so may result in the suspension of unemployment benefits until the required services are completed. For further information, visit the website getkansasbenefits.gov or contact the designated phone numbers.

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