Vermont Unemployment Benefits Calculator
Enter your base period wages to see your weekly benefit amount, maximum duration, and total potential benefits. Data verified August 2026.
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About Vermont Unemployment Insurance
Vermont divides your highest base period quarter by 26, up to $757 per week for up to 26 weeks. Vermont's relatively high cap reflects its strong service-sector wages and higher-than-average cost of living in the Northeast.
To file a claim or learn more, visit the Vermont Department of Labor website. You can typically file online, by phone, or in person at a workforce center.
Vermont Unemployment FAQ
How much unemployment can I get in Vermont?
Vermont's maximum WBA is $757. Your benefit is your highest base period quarter divided by 26.
How long does Vermont unemployment last?
Up to 26 weeks of regular benefits.
Can I collect unemployment if I was fired in Vermont?
You may qualify if not fired for misconduct. Vermont's misconduct standard is relatively employee-friendly.
Is there a waiting week in Vermont?
Yes. Vermont has a one-week waiting period.
Does Vermont offer dependency allowances?
No. Vermont does not add dependent supplements.
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