Employer Programs and Services

The Advocacy Program offers no-cost assistance to claimants and employers who request services for initial hearings with MOAHR and the UIAC.

Learn how employers can spread unemployment insurance tax payments out over a full year without penalty or interest.

Audits of Michigan employers help support the UI Tax Program by verifying an employer is following the Michigan Employment Security Act and Administrative Rules.

Work Share allows employers to keep employees working with reduced hours, while collecting partial UI benefits to make up a portion of lost wages.

WOTC is a federal business credit available to private, for-profit employers who hire workers from groups that experience difficulty finding work.

EFC allows employers to submit unemployment claim information online on behalf of your full-time workers who are temporarily or permanently laid off.

Employers may request a Registration and Seeking Work Waiver for short term lay off periods.

If you think someone is committing unemployment benefit or payroll tax fraud, or if you suspect that identity theft, report it immediately.

SIDES provides a way to report separation information electronically through your MiWAM account.