Utah Department of Workforce Services

Ringo Steve

Their website is buggy and unintuitive, and their staff seems incompetent, discouraging and often unavailable. I have spoken to two different women who, although weren’t much help, were at least sincere in their efforts to do so. Despite this, I would have given 4 stars, because there are some valuable resources they offer, and can help with finances (albeit, the bare minimum) while searching for new, and ideally, better employment. My main issue is with Scott. I can’t tell if Scott is jaded, petulant, or just plain incapable. Perhaps all three. Scott has offered no solutions, but rather, is quick to dismiss any goals, aspirations, and most importantly, needs. I hope Scott’s employer sees this review. The irony of him working at the unemployment office is not lost on me… Edit: Paul Ruth is great and the only person who was a pleasure and offered help and a sense of optimism. Nate, the judiciary supervisor, provided helpful information and was able to resolve my issue, along with another supervisor, who was also friendly and helpful.

Leia

First department of workforce services I've come across that does not have a drop box. How silly of them. You're going to make poor people spend money sending packets of information to a PO box in their own city? Ridiculous.

Lee B

When I call. I am asking for a change. Please stop saying the same thing over and over!!! Im waiting a LOOONG time, we all are. And I’m highly sensitive and I know I could go online, but that is not easy for me. Please just keep the music going and STOP saying stuff

Andrew Whittaker

Not only are your working hours a joke, but your chat service is useless and a waste of tax payer money. How dare you offer a chat service that can't do the same that calling in can.