Florida by the numbers

The rules that change at the state line, as they stand in Florida today: unemployment up to $275/week for 12 weeks; alimony by statutory formula; child support by percentage of income; 9,267 H-2B positions certified; 30,044 H-2A positions certified. Each card opens the calculator or data page, with the law or dataset it is built on.

Florida unemployment calculator

Weekly benefit: Highest quarter ÷ 26. Max $275, up to 12 weeks.

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Florida alimony calculator

Durational alimony (statutory cap; no permanent alimony). 35% of income difference (net), duration by marriage length

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Florida child support calculator

Schedule by combined net income ($800–$10,000/mo), payer owes income share.

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H-2B jobs in Florida

9,267 positions certified in FY2026 (through Q2), median offered wage $17.82/hour; most start in Apr/Mar.

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H-2A jobs in Florida

30,044 positions certified in FY2026 (through Q2), median offered wage $14/hour; most start in Jan/Feb.

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Job orders open right now in Florida: 101 H-2A · 14 H-2B — accepted by the Department of Labor in the last 20 days, updated daily.

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StateTally. (2026). Florida by the Numbers (2026): Benefits, Support & Visa Jobs. Retrieved October 25, 2026, from https://statetally.com/states/florida/