Trade Licensing Application Portal The portal is back online and test results can now be accessed here: Application Status
Disaster Unemployment Assistance for the 9/10/2023 Severe Storm Individuals who worked or lived in Providence County and experienced a loss of employment or self-employment as a direct result of the 9/10/23 severe storm that brought flooding and tornadoes to Rhode Island may be eligible for Disaster Unemployment Assistance. Click here to learn more. --- Asistencia de desempleo por desastre: las personas que trabajaron o vivieron en el condado de Providence y experimentaron una pérdida de empleo o trabajo por cuenta propia como resultado directo de la tormenta severa del 10 de septiembre de 2023 que provocó inundaciones y tornados en Rhode Island pueden ser elegibles para recibir Asistencia de desempleo por desastre. Haga clic aquí para obtener más información.
Public Records Requests Department of Labor and Training Legal Division Department of Labor and Training - Legal Division 1511 Pontiac Ave. Cranston, RI 02920 Phone: 401 462-8890 Fax: 401 462-8884 Requests can be emailed to: Angelyne.e.cooper@dlt.ri.gov Public Records Request Procedure The Department of Labor and Training has instituted the following procedure to help the public obtain public records pursuant to RIGL §§ 38-2-1 et seq. To reach us by telephone call the above-cited telephone number and speak to a staff attorney. The regular business hours of the Department are 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM. The Department may ask you the reason for your request as its regular course of business; however, you are not required to provide the reason you seek the information, and your right to access public records will not depend upon providing reasons. So that you are provided with the public records you seek expeditiously, the Department asks that you complete the Public Record Request Form, which can be found below. There are times when the public records you seek are not available at the time of your request. Please be advised that the Access to Public Records Act allows a public body ten (10) business days to respond, which can be extended an additional twenty (20) business days for “good cause.” The Department appreciates your understanding and patience. If you believe that you have been denied access to public records, you have the right to file a review petition with the Department of Attorney General. If you are still not satisfied, you may file a lawsuit in Superior Court. The Department of Attorney General’s Guide to Open Government may be obtained on its website . This Department is committed to providing any individual with public records expeditiously and courteously. Department of Labor and Training - Legal Division 1511 Pontiac Ave. Cranston, RI 02920 Phone: 401 462-8890 Fax: 401 462-8884 APRA Request Form DLT Public Records Request Form PDF file, about 2mbmegabytes