Replacement of Iowa's half-century old computerized system for processing unemployment claims will result in an outage from, but a vastly new-and-improved method awaits on the other side of the ...

The U.S. government recommends filing for unemployment in the state where you worked, instead of where you lived. Select your state on this map to learn how to file for unemployment.

The U.S. government recommends filing for unemployment in the state where you worked, instead of where you lived. Select your state on this map to learn how to file for unemployment.

The U.S. government recommends filing for unemployment in the state where you worked, instead of where you lived. Select your state on this map to learn how to file for unemployment.

The U.S. government recommends filing for unemployment in the state where you worked, instead of where you lived. Select your state on this map to learn how to file for unemployment.

The U.S. government recommends filing for unemployment in the state where you worked, instead of where you lived. Select your state on this map to learn how to file for unemployment.

The U.S. government recommends filing for unemployment in the state where you worked, instead of where you lived. Select your state on this map to learn how to file for unemployment.

The U.S. government recommends filing for unemployment in the state where you worked, instead of where you lived. Select your state on this map to learn how to file for unemployment.

Gov. Kim Reynolds has signed a law that will lower what businesses pay into Iowa's unemployment trust fund, amounting to a $1.2 billion tax cut.