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Work Search Examples Submitting an application, resume, letter of interest, etc., through the employer or an employment website, such as MassHire JobQuest. Making in-person visits with employers who may reasonably be expected to have openings.
Some states ask you to sign a sworn statement that you are actively looking for a job. Other states require that you make a certain number of job contacts per week and provide the contact information for employers to which youve applied.
Work search activities may include, for example, applying for a job, going to an interview, creating a resume, or registering with a temporary work agency, among other activities.
A job search requirement is a mandated element of unemployment insurance that requires those receiving such benefits to search for jobs to end their unemployment.
What counts as a work search activity? Registering for work and reemployment services with a MassHire Career Center. Completing a job application in person or online with employers who may reasonably be expected to have openings for suitable work.

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0:03 2:15 Doing work search means you are actively seeking work with a new or previous employer. Some examplesMoreDoing work search means you are actively seeking work with a new or previous employer. Some examples of approved work search activities are submitting applications and resumes interviewing for jobs.
What happens if I forget to file my weekly claims? All weeks must be filed (certified) in order, without a break. If you miss a week, you will be able to file for the current week and the prior week (the one you missed filing for) only.

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