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All 12 Vermont Job Center offices in Vermont
Barre-Montpelier Job Center
5 Perry Street, #200, Barre
Bennington Job Center
200 Veterans Memorial Drive, Suite 2, Bennington
Brattleboro Job Center
28 Vernon Street, Suite 410, Brattleboro
Burlington Job Center
63 Pearl Street, Burlington
Middlebury Job Center
156 S Village Green Ste. 101, Middlebury
Morrisville Job Center
63 Professional Drive, Morristown
Newport Job Center
100 Main Street, Suite 210, Newport
Rutland Job Center
88 Merchants Row, 2nd Floor, Rutland
Springfield Job Center
56 Main Street, Suite 101, Springfield
St. Albans Job Center
27 Federal Street, Suite 100, St. Albans
St. Johnsbury Job Center
1197 Main Street, Suite 1, St. Johnsbury
White River Junction Job Center
118 Prospect St., #302, White River Junction
How to file for unemployment in Vermont
- Online: go to the official claim site, labor.ui.vermont.gov.
- By phone: 1-877-214-3330. Hours: Monday to Thursday 8:30 AM–4:00 PM; Friday 9:00 AM–4:00 PM.
- In person: Job centers can help with a computer, the online portal and reaching the Claimant Assistance Center, but they do not resolve claims.
Full guide: Vermont unemployment step by step · phone numbers and hours · weekly claims · appeals
Documents Vermont asks for
- SSN; mailing address, email and phone
- Immigration record if not a citizen; amount and length of severance pay; expected return-to-work date
- Driver's license/ID if it applies; DD-214 Member 4 and SF-8 if military or federal in the last 18 months
- Every employer in the last 18 months: name, address and ZIP, payroll address if different, phone, dates and reason for separation
Source: labor.vermont.gov, checked October 30, 2026. Lists can be partial; follow the instructions in your claim.
Work search requirement
Three approved contacts or activities a week, reported when you certify, plus a Vermont JobLink profile. Do not repeat the same contact within five weeks.
Source: labor.vermont.gov.
Vermont unemployment benefit amounts
All statesMaximum from the U.S. DOL table effective July 2026. Weeks from the same federal table. Your amount depends on your past wages; the state calculates it when you file.
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Vermont unemployment and job center questions
How do I file for unemployment in Vermont?
File online on the Vermont Department of Labor website or by phone at 1-877-214-3330 (Monday to Thursday 8:30 AM–4:00 PM; Friday 9:00 AM–4:00 PM). Have your Social Security number and recent employer details ready.
Can I go to a job center in Vermont to file for unemployment?
Job centers can help with a computer, the online portal and reaching the Claimant Assistance Center, but they do not resolve claims. 12 of the 12 centers we list say they help with unemployment insurance.
What is the maximum unemployment benefit in Vermont?
$751 a week, for up to 26 weeks (the table range is 23-26 weeks). Source: U.S. Department of Labor table effective July 2026.
How many job searches do I need each week in Vermont?
Three approved contacts or activities a week, reported when you certify, plus a Vermont JobLink profile. Do not repeat the same contact within five weeks.
How many job centers are there in Vermont?
We list 12 Vermont Job Center offices verified against official sources.
Other states
Sources
State system name: labor.vermont.gov, checked October 30, 2026.
Agency: dol.gov, checked October 30, 2026.
Claim website: labor.vermont.gov, checked October 30, 2026.
Claims phone: labor.vermont.gov, checked October 30, 2026.
In-person policy: labor.vermont.gov, checked October 30, 2026.
Weekly maximum: oui.doleta.gov (dated July 2026), checked October 30, 2026.
Maximum weeks: oui.doleta.gov (dated July 2026), checked October 30, 2026.