Florida Unemployment Phone Number
Sometimes you just have to talk to a live person to get answers to your questions. In that case, you can call the FL Unemployment Phone Number: Toll Free: 1-800-204-2418
Be prepared for long wait times because lots of people are trying to do the same thing that you are. Be patient and you will get through to someone that can help you. Even though it is frustrating to wait so long, please be courteous to the person you get connected to and you will get a lot more help than if you are terse and rude. The staffers on the other line are over-worked and are doing everything they can to help all of the people that are contacting them.
When you call the FL unemployment phone number, make sure that you have the following information:
1. Social security number.
2. Dates of employment.
3. A pen or pencil, and paper - to take notes.
Again, your Florida unemployment phone number is: Toll Free: 1-800-204-2418
Still Have Questions?
To go back to the Florida Unemployment FAQ Page, click here: Florida Unemployment FAQ
To go the main Florida Unemployment page, click here: Florida Unemployment
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Last time I had this problem I called the Governors office and they resolved the problem.
Assuming I become unemployed prior to that trip, I would not want to do anything that would jeopardize my unemployment benefits. Would it be best to apply for unemployment after I return from the trip?
Quoting Another Lost Floridi:
I understand how madening it is. I know this phone number is horrible but when you get the reply that says that says to call back, just hang up the phone and dial them back directly, it may take 15 times but eventually you will get thru to a message that says your current wait time is 17 minutes or more. I keep my speaker phone on and do housework in the same room until I hear them answer. I know that sounds ridiculous but if your'e desperate for an answer I have called them and spoke to them 4 times a week this year, they say all payments are botched up right now with some computer problem they hope to have resolved by this weekend. something to do with rescreening as the new year is just starting. good luck.
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