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AlabamaWorks! connects citizens statewide to local employment and training through seven regional initiatives, each tailored to local needs. These regions offer career centers with accessible, personalized services to help you find jobs, training programs, or career support.

If your federal employment is terminated, your unemployment benefits may differ based on your state of residence. The Federal Employee Education and Assistance Fund’s website has links to each state’s unemployment office where you can learn more about state-specific eligibility guidelines.

AlaskaJobs connects job seekers, employers, and service providers with employment opportunities, job matching, and workforce services across Alaska. It offers tools for job searching, hiring, case management, and career development.

The U.S. Department of Labor's unemployment insurance programs provide unemployment benefits to eligible workers who become unemployed through no fault of their own and meet certain other eligibility requirements.

FEEA’s new Layoff Loan Program provides civil servants with no-fee, no-interest loans to help with basic needs after a termination. Loans of up to $2,000 are available to federal workers whose most recent salaries were $65,000 or less prior to their termination.

Justice Connection is a network of DOJ alumni mobilizing to protect former colleagues. They make sure you have the support you need, including legal counsel, mental health services, and whistleblowing assistance.