Governor’s Website for Federal Employee Resources
Maryland Workers Impacted by Recent Federal Actions
Senator Chris Van Hollen's Resources
Marylanders Affected by Trump Administration Policies
Maryland Department of Labor
MD Labor has prepared to support Maryland workers impacted by the federal government transition, including employees of the federal government and federal government contractors. Please click the links below for the following resources:
To apply for unemployment, workers can file online or call 667-207-6520(Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.). Federal workers should select option #9.
A virtual workshop designed specifically for former federal employees, federal contractors, and other workers impacted by federal government transition is available on Wednesdays, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. See workshop details(información del taller en español)
MD Labor offers résumé workshops, individualized career guidance, mock interviews, career and skills assessment, and more. These resources are provided through 33 American Job Centers (AJCs) and the specialized Professional Outplacement Assistance Center (POAC).
Jobs in Prince George's County
Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corporation Resource Guide
Job Resources:
Dedicated job board for federal workers to find jobs that match their skill sets.
Individuals Anne Arundel County Government Jobs for a list of job openings with the county.
Additional Resources:
Support for federal workers and their families with a variety of resources is available at aacounty.org/federal-employee-assistance.
The Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation can support individuals who are interested in starting their own business in the county.
Arundel Community Development Services, Inc. (ACDS) can provide free counseling to former federal employees if their ability to pay their mortgage is affected.
Financial assistance for low- and moderate-income renters who are behind and facing eviction.
The Mental Health Agency’s “Community Warmline” is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide support to impacted individuals. Individuals can call 410-768-5522 to speak with a counselor to be connected to the resources they need.
The Office of Transportation operates a variety of fare free fixed route and on-demand transit services throughout the county, which residents can use to help alleviate costs associated with transportation to interviews or appointments.
Schaefer Center for Public Policy at the University of Baltimore: