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Danielle Bliss already had an inkling that she wanted to do something different with her career when she got laid off on New Year's Eve in 2010. For the previous five years, she'd been working for a national television station in New York City,...

Watch this video to hear how these entrepreneurs used the SEA program to launch their business.

In June of 2008, Adam Lowry and Michael Richardson found themselves unemployed. The tech startup where they worked in Portland, Vidoop, had just closed its doors, and employees were being offered company laptops in lieu of back wages. Common sense...

Craig Evans turned job loss into energy gain. The unemployed engineer used a layoff as an opportunity to create a new technology for energy storage and a new company, employing others who were similarly out of work. This was possible, in part, due...

What began 15 years ago as a hobby that celebrated the lives and legacies of relatives, friends and co-workers has blossomed into a South Glens Falls business that is, well… Simply Special.

Compilation of resource of organizations that may be good homes for those who wish to continue with volunteer service.

"SCSEP: What's in Your Toolbox?" highlights ETA’s electronic tools - specifically O*NET and CareerOneStop.org.

Browse these external websites for information and resources from a variety of sources to help get your State Self-Employment Assistance Program up and running!

Are you thinking about launching a Self-Employment Assistance (SEA) program in your state or territory but don’t know where to begin? Start here with the basics to help get your program up and running.

The Small Business Administration's (SBA) collaboration with the Department of Labor helps ensure that states have tools and resources to begin and sustain successful training programs for entrepreneurs and gig/sharing economy workers.