I need a site that tracks unemployment checks and where they are?
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You should first talk with your unemployment agency to find the date and which office, mailed from. you need the 3 on the check and your post office can also helpyou with your tracking it, but you have to know where and when first.
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try www.switchboard.com\n\nclick Find a Person, then enter needed data\nthen after that name appears, there is an option there for background check
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You can do a search on0line by state or use http://www.vitalchek.com/
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You can go to any people search website and get background checks, employment history, criminal checks, etc.  but you do have to pay for them.
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http://www.atlantaga.gov/Employment/Default.aspx
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look up huston jobs or worksource on yahoo or google
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Do an internet search for "Unemployment Office (in your area)" it should come up with info. You can also look in the phone book in the government section (usally blue or green colored pages) and find it there.  Good Luck.
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jobsite.co.uk\nmonster.com
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check government website
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Usually the website for the Department of Labor carries that kind of stuff.  Is a U.S. gov't site, so should be the most reliable you could get?
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try labor ready or job searches
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check newspaper ads, local Craigslist.com, walk in applications at applicable businesses, temp or recruiting agencies, he can check with local unemployment office (even if not unemployed currently) to find if he can view postings, and check Department of Labor website for your state for more information or local links.
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I would recommend http://www.ajb.org\n\nFor job seeker and employers needs.\nIts free both ways.
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Be careful about applying for unemployment.  Many employers ask that kind of info on their applications because collecting unemployment is generally seen as a bad thing... like taking a free ride at the taxpayers' expense.
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Social Security will have a record of your employers.  Also state unemployment keeps records on employers.  Check with the state first would be my recommendation. The division is the EDD.  Employment Development Division is what I think it stands for.
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u can go to snagajob.com or eureka.com
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www.isohunt.com\n thanks officer