This site was created by the ActOne Group and its affiliated companies to provide important notices and information to assist during an emergency. If you are an employee including temporary associates of one of the affiliated companies of the ActOne group or a client, vendor, partner or other concerned person, you can come here for answers related to business operations during an emergency. This may include specific details about office closures, and other information related to timecards, payroll, billing or operations. If your question is not addressed here, you may contact your local branch since local numbers will be monitored if at all possible.
State of Rhode Island – Disaster Unemployment Assistance available in Providence County
In a press release dated February 22, 2024, the Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training (RIDLT) announced Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) has been made available in Providence County. Severe storms and tornadoes began affecting Providence County on September 10, 2023. A Presidential declaration of disaster was put into effect making DUA funding available. The deadline for filing a DUA claim for these counties is March 25, 2024. After this date, the claim will not be considered timely and will not be honored. Claims are being taken by the RIDLT at https://beta.uionline.dlt.ri.gov/
More information on this recent DUA declaration can be found on the RIDLT website by clicking HERE:
pDisaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) is a partnering program between the USDOL and FEMA to provide funds to state UI agencies for the payment of UI benefits under certain circumstances. It provides disaster unemployment assistance to individuals who have lost employment as the result of a major disaster and are NOT otherwise eligible for regular UI benefits.Individuals are eligible if they lived, worked, or were scheduled to work in the affected areas and:
DUA benefits are only payable during the Disaster Assistance Period (DAP) not to exceed 26 weeks. The weekly benefit amount for which the person may be eligible is determined by the governing laws in the state in which the claim was filed. Any benefits claimed under the DUA program are 100% federally funded which means employers’ UI accounts will not be charged. While employer chargeability for regular UI that is related to a disaster varies from state to state, Rhode Island statute does not provide for relief of charges to affected employers.
More information on the DUA program can be found at:
http://workforcesecurity.doleta.gov/unemploy/disaster.asp
It bears repeating that the deadline for filing DUA claims related to storms in the Providence County is March 25, 2024.
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Welcome to all of our valued associates in Puerto Rico. You are in our prayers and you are a top priority to us. We are working daily with our staff and customers in San Juan and Manati to provide you information as it becomes available. This site will continually be updated with new information about:
Please visit us here daily or weekly as you are available.
If you need immediate assistance regarding your work assignment, please contact: (800)270-9120 or iemartinez@act-1.com
9/11/2018 – In anticipation of Hurricane Florence, AppleOne is temporarily closing our Charleston office located at 2000 Sam Rittenberg Blvd #3002 to allow our staff to evacuate to an area of greater safety. If you are a temporary associate or client employer with questions about active assignments in the area please contact your Hiring Advisor who will be working from a remote location to address any concerns you may have. As the situation develops we may close other affected locations. You can check this site for the latest information related to our operations. Please be safe and know that you are in our thoughts.