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12 Workforce Services offers many tools and services online at jobs.utah.gov and through each of our employment centers statewide. These services include: • Career counseling • Job searching • Resume assistance • Workshops • Re-employment services • Resource referrals • Labor market information • Veteran resources • Training and education resources To find the address and phone number of your closest Utah employment center, go to jobs.utah.gov, scroll to the bottom and enter your ZIP code under the “Find a Workforce Services Location” box in the bottom left-hand corner. Please note the employment centers do not have unemployment insurance information and cannot help you with your unemployment claim. For unemployment-specific information sign in to your “my Unemployment” account at jobs.utah.gov and select our Live Chat feature or contact the CARE Team. Work Search Requirements An important part of your re-employment plan is to contact employers. Unless a Workforce Services representative instructs you otherwise, you are required to make a good faith effort to seek full-time work each week that you claim unemployment benefits, even if you are employed part-time or attend school. You should make at least four new full-time job contacts each week. A new contact means contacting an employer