he Vermont Department of Labor is proud to spotlight the growing success of the Teacher Registered Apprenticeship Program, a recent initiative designed to support aspiring educators, strengthen Vermont’s schools, and foster community investment in education.
The Vermont Department of Labor (VDOL) is excited to announce two new opportunities for organizations to partner with the Department to support workforce development efforts across the state.
Today, the Vermont Department of Labor released data on the Vermont economy for the time period covering March 2025. According to household data, the seasonally-adjusted statewide unemployment rate for March was 2.6 percent.
In the United States, roughly 15 workers lose their lives each day due to work-related injuries. In 2023, a reported 5,283 workers suffered fatal injuries while on the job site.
Between June and October 2024, the Vermont Department of Labor brought together experts from 27 healthcare, government, employment, and non-profit organizations across Vermont to address and prevent work disability in Vermont collaboratively.
This week, representatives from the U.S. Department of Labor and the Vermont Department of Labor will host a series of Wage & Hour Employer Seminars to provide Vermont businesses with essential information on wage and hour rules and regulations.
