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The Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA) administers the unemployment insurance program that provides temporary financial assistance to individuals who become unemployed through no fault of their own. Benefits are paid through taxes on employers covered under the Michigan Employment Security Act.
A step-by-step, user-friendly guide to applying for and understanding your unemployment insurance benefits.
An in-depth analysis of key economic indicators of Michigan's unemployment insurance program.
A centralized hub for employers to efficiently manage their most common unemployment tax and claim issues.
The updates to Michigan’s unemployment insurance law increase the maximum number of weeks of benefits a claimant could be eligible to receive, the maximum weekly benefit amount, and the allowance for each dependent.
New claims filed on or after April 2, 2025, may qualify for:
• A maximum of 26 weeks of benefits.
• $12.66 allowance per dependent (up to five maximum).
• A maximum of $446 in weekly benefits.
Learn about Michigan's unemployment insurance program, how to apply, maintaining eligibility and more.
Schedule a Coaching Session for guidance on various unemployment topics like how to apply for benefits, protest and appeal rights, what the Monetary Determination Letter means and information on seeking work/registration requirements.
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Manage your tax account and learn how to navigate Michigan's unemployment insurance system.
LAUNCHING A BUSINESS? Watch the Registering Your Business with the Unemployment Insurance Agency video. Key takeaway: Specific wage levels must be reached BEFORE the UIA will issue an Employer Account Number (EAN) for your business.
Take a deep dive into our tools and resources designed to help you navigate the unemployment insurance system. We also offer some of our useful materials in different languages such as Arabic and Spanish.
There are several ways to reach UIA with your questions. You can call our Customer Service line at 1-866-500-0017, schedule an appointment to speak with staff, or ask your question of Ava, our online chatbot.