Partial unemployment benefits, with the math in view.

Calculate Partial unemployment benefits using your state and gross weekly pay. Review the formula, assumptions and official sources.

Before taxes and deductions.
Use actual wages & more details

Leave all quarters blank for steady pay. To use actual wages, fill all four; use 0 for an unpaid quarter.

Enter covered wages paid in the four quarters the agency selects. A new claim starts on the Sunday of the filing week. The weekly rate may use adjusted wages when one quarter holds at least 90% of the actual total.

Only states with an allowance use this input.
Use the customary full-time hours for your occupation and labor market. The agency generally uses 40 unless the facts show otherwise. Some full-time work below the applicable minimum wage has a separate exception; this estimator pauses those cases for agency review.

No account. No personal claim details.

Alaska partial payment

$209estimated per week

Up to 26 payable weeks

Based on your regular weekly rate; the final payment may be smaller.

The state deducts 75% of gross earnings above the first $50 for the week worked.

Actual total wages divided by the highest quarter sets an ordinary ceiling of 16, 18, 20, 22, 24 or 26 weeks. Eligible allowances add $24 per child for up to three children, outside the regular balance. Ongoing weekly eligibility is required; extended or supplemental benefits are separate.

Regular weekly limit
$370
Waiting period
7 days

Assumes the same gross weekly pay throughout four 13-week quarters.

The current agency schedule is modeled through December 31, 2026, a conservative review deadline. Any 2027 change requires a separate agency review; proposed future amounts are not included.

View Alaska rules

Estimate only. Your state agency determines eligibility and payments.

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Assumes the same gross weekly pay throughout four 13-week quarters.

Base-period wages52 weeks of steady pay assumed
$31,200
Wages used for the agency table
$31,200
Agency benefit tableExact wage bracket, not an approximate divisor
$284
Apply the weekly limit$56 minimum / $370 maximum; monetary requirements apply
$284
Wage distribution and durationActual total wages divided by the highest quarter: 4.000000. The distribution sets the ordinary duration; ongoing eligibility is required.
26 payable weeks
After this week’s earningsThe state deducts 75% of gross earnings above the first $50 for the week worked.
$209

Check Alaska sources and program details.

This checks only the modeled monetary rules. The agency also checks your employment history and other eligibility conditions.

A useful starting point.

This calculator models the wage replacement rules shown with the result. It does not decide a claim. Check your state page for the minimum, maximum, duration, waiting period, agency link and source dates.

Enter gross earnings and hours for the week worked. Full-time work or the state’s earnings ceiling can prevent payment even when an earnings-disregard calculation would otherwise be positive.

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