Instructions: Please use this form to keep a record of the work search efforts you made. Be sure that all requested information is provided. Failure to do so may result in a denial of benefits. If you need …

A work search record, also known as a work search record form, is a document that helps you keep track of your job search activities. It serves as a record of the jobs you've applied to, interviews …

If you became unemployed within the past 30 days, you must have performed at least one work search activity OR provide proof that you have applied for unemployment benefits.

Organize your job applications with our job search log that you can pick up at any Workforce Solutions Career Office.

This 2-page document summarizes essential information about unemployment insurance benefits, including the requirement to register with Illinois’ Employment Service system and work search …

All claimants are required to document their work search activities. In order to collect benefits, you must continually certify that you are able, available, and willing to accept suitable work.

To conduct a quick job search, select the “Quick Job Search” link. To review your work search activity or create a work search record, log into IllinoisJobLink.com with your username and password.

The Re-Entry Employment Service Program has developed several tools, including a set of job preparation handouts, an assessment form and two PowerPoint presentations for job seekers and …

If you are still unemployed after eight weeks of benefits, you should reduce your salary requirement and look at more job openings. Make as many copies of this as you need, or print copies at …