Calculate your weekly benefits

A quick simple way to estimate the weekly benefits you’ll receive while you're on leave.

Benefits Estimate Calculator


How the calculator works

  • This calculator will estimate your weekly benefit amount. 
  • We calculate your benefits based on a sliding scale using the wages you earned in your base year and the state average weekly wage. Want to learn more? Read the Employee Guidebook.
  • The calculator provides an estimate of your benefits based on the information you provide. Your actual benefit amount may be different.
Not sure if you’re eligible for Paid Leave? Find out by answering a few quick questions.

A note about this estimate

  • This estimate will be closer to your actual benefit amount if you use your wages from your base year or alternate base year, if you didn’t earn at least $1,000 in your base year. Choose the appropriate year to use wages from.
  • If you’re self-employed and don’t work as an employee for any other employer, only include your net income from quarters that you have paid contributions. 
  • If you’re self-employed, and also work as an employee for at least one employer who participates in Paid Leave, we base your weekly benefit amount on your self-employed income and your wages. Include both your wages and net income.
Learn more about your benefits in the Self-Employed Guidebook.

Do you know how much you received in gross wages in your base year?

Gross wages are the amounts before taxes or other deductions.

Enter your gross wages from your base year:

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A note about this estimate

  • This estimate will be closer to your actual benefit amount if you use your wages from your base year or alternate base year, if you didn’t earn at least $1,000 in your base year. Choose the appropriate year to use wages from.
  • If you’re self-employed and don’t work as an employee for any other employer, only include your net income from quarters that you have paid contributions.
  • If you’re self-employed, and also work as an employee for at least one employer who participates in Paid Leave, we base your weekly benefit amount on your self-employed income and your wages. Include both your wages and net income.
Learn more about your benefits in the Self-Employed Guidebook.

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