Corrections

Corrections and Source Suggestions

Specific, source-supported corrections help keep employment information useful. Send the page URL, statement, concern, and primary source when available.

What we review

  • A rule or deadline that no longer matches an official source.
  • A state or federal distinction that needs clarification.
  • A broken, redirected, or replaced agency source.
  • An inaccessible interaction or unclear explanation.
  • A title, description, link, or structured fact that does not match the page.

How to send a correction

Email [email protected]. Do not include confidential case material. The editorial team may verify the source, revise the page, or explain why the current wording is being retained.

Correction standard

Material changes should identify the governing source, keep the original URL stable, and update the page's modified date. Minor spelling or formatting corrections do not imply a new legal review.