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December 2020 Unemployment and Jobs Press Release 
January 26, 2021 |
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| "The low level of unemployment does not capture the full impact of the pandemic. Not captured in the unemployment rate is the contraction in the labor force that has occurred as a result of COVID-19. Over the last year, nearly 20,000 Vermonters have exited the labor force, either temporarily or permanently. As the spread of the virus declines and the rate of vaccinations increase, it is expected that many, if not all, of these individuals will return to the labor force. Between now and then, this is a great time for future job seekers to leverage online training to augment their professional or technical skills. Working with the Department's Workforce Development Division is a great way to learn about training, as well as employment opportunities being recruited for right now." |
Michael Harrington
Labor Commissioner |
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| Schedule of Upcoming Unemployment and Jobs Press Releases through January 2022. |
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Unemployment Weekly Report - Mar 4, 2021
Find the latest information on claims, unemployment insurance statistics
and unemployment rates for New England states and the U.S. This and more UI reports
are at Publications
Mar-4-2021A report on the Vermont Unemployment Insurance Program showing trust fund, benefit, wage information and more.
This and more UI reports are at Publications.
Dec-4-2020Find tables on initial claims, weeks claimed, unemployment compensation payments and more,
all based on the Vermont Unemployment Insurance Program.
This and more UI reports are at Publications.
Dec-1-2020Per capita income in Vermont for 2019 revised downward to $55,293, lowering the State's ranking to 19.
Charts and data available at Wages & Income.
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