Vermont Wage Statement (For Injuries Before 07-01-2008) is a document that is used to calculate an injured worker's compensation benefits. This document is used to determine the employee's average weekly wage prior to the injury occurring. The statement includes the employee's gross wages, deductions, and other adjustments that are made to the gross wages, which are then used to calculate the worker's average weekly wage. The document also includes information such as the employee's occupation, job duties, hours worked, and other relevant information that is used to calculate the worker's average weekly wage. There are two types of Vermont Wage Statement (For Injuries Before 07-01-2008): the first being the Standard Wage Statement, and the second being the Special Wage Statement. The Standard Wage Statement is used for most workers, and includes the employee's gross wages, deductions, and other adjustments that are made to the gross wages. The Special Wage Statement is used for certain workers, such as those in seasonal or part-time employment, and includes the employee's gross wages, the number of weeks worked, and the number of hours worked per week.