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U S Labor Department halts one of three federal unemployment programs for Vermonters

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   MONTPELIER — One of three federal programs that pays unemployment benefits to Vermonters has been curtailed in the Green Mountain State by the U.S. Department of Labor, according to Gov. Phil Scott’s office. In a press release, Scott said the administration learned at 5:52 p.m. Friday that the Extended Benefit program, intended for unemployed workers whose standard 26-week benefits have run out, will be shut off as of Saturday, Dec. 19. Based on Vermont Department of Labor data, that will directly affect 885 people who filed in the Extended Benefits program for the week ending December 5.

Vermont officials condemn end of COVID-19 unemployment benefits extension program

Vermont officials condemn end of COVID-19 unemployment benefits extension program COVID-19 relief package: No stimulus check, but offers extra $300 in unemployment Replay Video UP NEXT Unemployment aid given to Vermont through the federally-funded Extended Benefits program will end after this week, Vermont s Department of Labor has announced.  The federal government established the benefits program due to job losses suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic and an increase in unemployment claim filings.  The U.S. Department of Labor notified Vermont officials late last weekend that the state s unemployed population had dropped below the threshold needed to receive extended unemployment benefits. As a result, this week will be the final week that benefits through the program will be available.

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