The Labor Market Information (LMI) division of the S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce (DEW) is proud to announce the launch of its brand-new website. This site provides …

This system may contain government information, which is restricted to authorized users ONLY. Unauthorized access, use, misuse, or modification of this computer system or of the data …

Your first step is to submit an initial claim in order for DEW to determine if your circumstances meet the eligibility requirements of the Unemployment Insurance (UI) program.

DEW, one of 21 cabinet agencies, is a partner in the state’s workforce system. DEW and its partners provide a variety of workforce services for job seekers and employers at SC Works …

In partnership with DEW, SC Works provides all jobseekers with free career counseling, job referrals, testing and training services, and resume-writing assistance.

The S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce is here to help you with your business needs. We offer services including assistance finding qualified workers, instructions on how to pay …

Employers finance the UI program through tax contributions to the South Carolina Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund, and DEW is responsible for the collection, accounting and auditing …

Filing a weekly claim involves answering questions about whether you worked, earned any income and whether you were able, available and looking for work. Additionally, you must …

Chatbot Help This is a communication self-service solution that can be accessed by claimants, employers or agents to quickly provide much needed assistance from SCDEW with …

When you file for unemployment benefits, the S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce (DEW) investigates the claim. The agency will contact you and your former employer and then …