Vermont:

Vermont Unpaid Overtime Claiming Unpaid Overtime Wages in Vermont

Hourly Overtime Minimum Wage
$20.51 / hour
Daily Overtime Limit1
N/A
Weekly Overtime Limit2
40 hours / week


Am I eligible to collect unpaid overtime from my employer?

The Vermont overtime minimum wage is $20.51 per hour, one and a half times the regular minimum wage of $13.67. If you earn more then the Vermont minimum wage rate of $13.67, you are entitled to at least 1.5 times your regular hourly wage for all overtime worked.

If your employer has failed to pay you a proper overtime wage for any amount of qualifying overtime worked, you are eligible to receive back wages and possibly additional damages from your employer.

The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) explicitly protects Vermont workers who file an overtime complaint from being penalized by their employer for filing the complaint with threats, suspension, or firing. The statute of limitations for filing an overtime claim is two years, although this is increased to three years in the case that your employer willfully and knowingly broke the law in failing to compensate you for overtime worked.

How can I collect back wages if my employer owes me overtime?

After checking to ensure that your job is not exempt from overtime under Vermont law, the next step to take in filing an unpaid overtime claim is submitting an official complaint including all pertinent information to your local Department of Labor office. If the Vermont Department of Labor cannot solve your overtime case, you can file a civil claim with the Vermont state court system by levying an unpaid overtime lawsuit against your employer.


Vermont Min Wage - $13.67 per hour as of 2024


** This Document Provided By Minimum-Wage.org **
Source: http://www.minimum-wage.org/vermont/unpaid-overtime