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Unemployment Centers (PDF) Find the Center Nearest You Visit a Massachusetts One-Stop Career Center for: ➜ Job search assistance; ➜ Data on the current statewide and local job market, and ➜ Career planning information; ➜ Resources to help you find the right training opportunities. ➜ Workshops on job search techniques including ➜ Tools to help you conduct an effective job search. interviewing, networking, and resume writing; Hours of operations vary from center to center. Visit www.Mass.gov/dwd – select One-Stop Career Centers under Quick Links — to check the hours, click on “Find a Career Center Near You” Greater Boston Wareham Career Center 48 Marion Road (Route 6) JobNet Career Center of Lowell st Wareham, MA 02571 210 South Street – 1 Floor 18 John Street 508-291-7062 Boston, MA 02111 Lowell, MA 01852 617-338-0809, 800-5JOBNET 978-458-2503 Central Massachusetts TTY #: 711 (statewide relay number) TTY #: 978-805-4915 Workforce Central Career Center Boston Career Link North Shore Career Center of Lynn 5 Optical Drive – Suite 200 1010 Harrison Avenue 181 Union Street Southbridge, MA 01550 Boston, MA 02119 Lynn, MA 01901 508-765-6430 617-536-1888 781-593-0585 TTY #: 508-765-6437 TTY#: 617-867-4687 North Shore Career Center of Salem North Central Career Center The Work Place 70 Washington Street (limited services)* 29 Winter Street – 4th Floor Salem, Massachusetts 01970 25 Main Street Boston, MA 02108 978-825-7200 Gardner, MA 01440 617-737-0093, 1-800-436-WORK (9675) 978-632-5050 TTY #: 617-428-0390 Southeastern Massachusetts TTY #: 508-792-7571 Career Source Attleboro Career Center North Central Career Center 186 Alewife Brook Parkway – Suite 310 67 Mechanic Street 100 Erdman Way Cambridge, MA 02138 Attleboro, MA 02703 Leominster, MA 01453 617-661-7867, 888-454-9675 508-222-1950 978-534-1481 TTY #: 800-439-2370 TTY #: 978-534-1657 CareerWorks Everett Career Source (limited services)* 34 School Street Workforce Central Career Center 1935 Revere Beach Parkway Brockton, MA 02301 425 Fortune Blvd. – Suite 201 Everett, MA 02149 508-513-3400 Milford, MA 01757 617-389-8025 508-478-4300 Fall River Career Center TTY #: 508-478-1887 Employment and Training Resources 446 North Main Street 201 Boston Post Road West Fall River, MA 02720 Workforce Central Career Center Suite 200 508-730-5000 44 Front Street – 6th Floor Marlborough, MA 01752 Worcester, MA 01608 508-786-0928 Career Opportunities Falmouth 508-799-1600 205 Worcester Court Unit B-3 Employment and Training Resources Falmouth, MA 02540 Western Massachusetts 449 Newtonville Avenue 508-548-4828 Newtonville, MA 02460 TTY #: 800-439-2370 MassRelay 711 Franklin/Hampshire Career Center 617-928-0530 One Arch Place Career Opportunities Hyannis Greenfield, MA 01301 Employment and Training Resources 372 North Street 413-774-4361 275 Prospect Street Hyannis, MA 02601 TTY #: 413-772-2174 Norwood, MA 02062 508-771-JOBS (5627) 781-769-4120 TTY #: 508-862-6102 CareerPoint 850 High Street The Career Place Greater New Bedford Career Center Holyoke, MA 01040 Trade Center Park 618 Acushnet Avenue 413-532-4900 100 Sylvan Road – Suite G-100 New Bedford, MA 02740 TTY #: 413-535-3098 Woburn, MA 01801 508-990-4000 781-932-5500, (888) 273-WORK BerkshireWorks Career Center Career Opportunities Orleans 37 Main Street Northeastern Massachusetts 77 Finlay Road North Adams, MA 01247 Orleans, MA 02653 413-663-1111 North Shore Career Center of Gloucester 508-240-1900 TTY #: 413-663-5442 (limited services)* TTY #: 800-439-2370 11-15 Parker Street Franklin/Hampshire Career Center Gloucester, MA 01930 Plymouth Career Center 178 Industrial Drive – Suite 1 978-283-4772 36 Cordage Park Circle – Suite 200 Northampton, MA 01060 Plymouth, MA 02360 413-586-6506 ValleyWorks Career Center 508-732-5300 TTY#: 413-586-4921 192 Merrimack Street TTY #: 508-732-5300 Haverhill, MA 01830 BerkshireWorks Career Center 978-722-7000 Quincy Career Center 160 North Street 152 Parkingway Pittsfield, MA 01201 ValleyWorks Career Center Quincy, MA 02169 413-499-2220 Heritage Place 617-745-4000 TTY #: 413-499-7306 439 South Union Street – Building #2 Lawrence, MA 01843 Taunton Career Center FutureWorks 978-722-7000 72 School Street One Federal Street Bldg. 103-3 Taunton, MA 02780 Springfield, MA 01105 508-977-1400 413-858-2800 TTY #: 413-858-2800 * Limited Services – Not all services listed at the top of this page may be available at this One-Stop Career Center. Massachusetts Department of Workforce Development Division of Career Services 2066A Rev. 06-09 Unemployment Insurance Services Unemployment Insurance services Greater Boston Northeastern Massachusetts are available by calling the Division Division of Unemployment Assistance ValleyWorks Career Center of Unemployment Assistance (DUA) Charles F. Hurley Building 192 Merrimack Street 19 Staniford Street – 1st Floor Haverhill, MA 01830 Unemployment Insurance TeleClaim Boston, MA 02114 978-722-7000 Center or by visiting an Unemployment JobNet ValleyWorks Career Center Insurance (UI) Walk-In Service at any 210 South Street – 1st Floor Heritage Place Boston, MA 02111 439 South Union Street – Building #2 of the One-Stop Career Centers. 617-338-0809 Lawrence, MA 01843 978-722-7000 You can do the following in person or Career Source 186 Alewife Brook Parkway – Suite 310 Career Center of Lowell over the telephone: Cambridge, MA 02138 18 John Street ➜ file a new claim for Unemployment 617-661-7867 Lowell, MA 01852 978-458-2503 Insurance, Everett Career Source (Satellite) 1935 Revere Beach Parkway North Shore Career Center of Lynn ➜ reopen a current claim, Everett, MA 02149 181 Union Street 617-389-8025 Lynn, MA 01901 ➜ learn about the status of your claim 781-593-0585 Employment and Training Resources and benefit payment check, 201 Boston Post Road West North Shore Career Center of Salem ➜ Suite 200 70 Washington Street resolve problems, and Marlborough, MA 01752 Salem, MA 01970 ➜ get information on the Unemploy- 508-786-0928 978-825-7200 ment Insurance program and where Employment and Training Resources Central Massachusetts to obtain job search assistance. 449 Newtonville Avenue Newtonville, MA 02460 Workforce Central Career Center 617-928-0530 5 Optical Drive – Suite 200 Employment and Training Resources Southbridge, MA 01550 508-765-6430 Unemployment Insurance 275 Prospect Street Norwood, MA 02062 North Central Career Center TeleClaim Services 781-769-4120 25 Main Street The Career Place Gardner, MA 01440 Call the TeleClaim Center at Trade Center Park 978-632-5050 1-877-626-6800 if you are calling from 100 Sylvan Road – Suite G-100 North Central Career Center Woburn, MA 01801 100 Erdman Way the following area codes: 351, 413, 781-932-5500 Leominster, MA 01453 508, 774 and 978. 978-534-1481 Southeastern Massachusetts Call the TeleClaim Center at Workforce Central Career Center Attleboro Career Center 425 Fortune Blvd. – Suite 201 617-626-6800 if you are calling from 67 Mechanic Street Milford, MA 01757 any other area code. Attleboro, MA 02703 508-478-4300 508-222-1950 TeleClaim TTY/TDD Number Workforce Central Career Center CareerWorks 44 Front Street – 6th Floor 1-617-626-5666 34 School Street Worcester, MA 01608 Brockton, MA 02301 508-799-1600 Bilingual services may be available 508-513-3400 upon request. Fall River Career Center Western Massachusetts 446 North Main Street Franklin/Hampshire Career Center Fall River, MA 02720 One Arch Place 508-730-5000 Unemployment Insurance Greenfield, MA 01301 Career Opportunities Falmouth 413-774-4361 Walk-in Services 205 Worcester Court Unit B-3 CareerPoint Falmouth, MA 02540 850 High Street Unemployment Insurance Walk-In 508-548-4828 Holyoke, MA 01040 413-532-4900 services are available at the DUA Career Opportunities Hyannis 372 North Street BerkshireWorks Career Center Walk-In Center in Boston and at One- Hyannis, MA 02601 37 Main Street Stop Career Centers in communities 508-771-5627 North Adams, MA 01247 throughout Massachusetts. Greater New Bedford Career Center 413-663-1111 618 Acushnet Avenue Franklin/Hampshire Career Center New Bedford, MA 02740 178 Industrial Drive – Suite 1 508-990-4000 Northampton, MA 01060 Career Opportunities Orleans 413-586-6506 77 Finlay Road BerkshireWorks Career Center Orleans, MA 02653 160 North Street 508-240-1900 Pittsfield, MA 01201 Plymouth Career Center 413-499-2220 36 Cordage Park Circle – Suite 200 FutureWorks Plymouth, MA 02360 One Federal Street Bldg. 103-3 508-732-5300 Springfield, MA 01105 Quincy Career Center 413-858-2800 152 Parkingway Quincy, MA 02169 617-745-4000 Taunton Career Center 72 School Street Taunton, MA 02780 508-977-1400 Massachusetts Department of Workforce Development Division of Unemployment Assistance Form 2066B 06-09.
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