"It is good news that the statewide unemployment rate has reached pre-2007-recession levels, and Vermont's job totals are nearly back to where they were before the recession. Yet, we recognize that shifts in the economy and corporate changes have led to displacement of some Vermont workers. The Department encourages Vermonters to visit one of our regional offices to tap into services and programs for job counseling and placement assistance."
Annie M. Noonan Commissioner of the Vermont Department of Labor
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Apr-16-2014
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Mar-28-2013
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Nov-25-2013
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Nov-25-2013
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Oct-11-2013
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Aug-30-2013
Prevailing Wage Rates for projects covered by the Capital Construction Act have been updated
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Jun-11-2013
Announcements
3:03 PM 3/5/2014
Minimum Wage Increases to $8.73 for 2014.
The Vermont Department of Labor announced that the STATE minimum wage rate will be increased to
$8.73 per hour - from the current rate of $8.60 per hour - effective on January 1, 2014. View the
Snapshot of benefits currently offered by employers in Vermont, such as medical, disability or life insurance, pension plan, and paid vacation.
- 2013 Fringe Benefit Study(pdf)
