How much unemployment can I get in Oregon?

In Oregon, the maximum unemployment benefit is $783 per week for up to 26 weeks, totaling up to $20,358. Your actual benefit depends on prior wages.

How is unemployment calculated in Oregon?

Oregon calculates benefits based on your highest-earning base period quarter. The weekly benefit is approximately 64% of your average weekly wage, up to $783.

How long can I collect unemployment in Oregon?

Standard unemployment in Oregon lasts up to 26 weeks. Extended benefits may be available during high unemployment periods.

Oregon Unemployment Calculator 2026

Estimate your weekly unemployment benefit in Oregon. The 2026 maximum is $783/week for up to 26 weeks.

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Oregon UI Benefits at a Glance

Maximum Weekly Benefit	$783
Maximum Duration	26 weeks
Benefit Rate	64% of prior weekly wage
Waiting Week	No waiting period
State Tax on Benefits	9.9%

How Oregon Calculates Your Benefit

Oregon calculates your weekly benefit amount (WBA) as approximately 64% of your average weekly wage during the base period. Your WBA cannot exceed $783. UI benefits are federally taxable; you may elect 10% voluntary federal withholding. Oregon also taxes UI benefits at 9.9%.

Eligibility Requirements

Separated from your job through no fault of your own (layoff, not resignation or misconduct)
Earned sufficient wages during the base period
Able, available, and actively seeking full-time work each week
File weekly certifications to continue receiving benefits

Disclaimer: This is an estimate only. Actual weekly benefit amounts are determined by your state unemployment agency based on your specific wage history and claim details. Data reflects 2026 benefit schedules. Consult the Oregon Department of Labor for official figures.