GlitteringWing2112
GlitteringWing2112 t1_it4spp1 wrote
Reply to comment by ProfessionalSilver52 in Unemployment form is forcing choice between "Voluntarily Quit" and "Leave of Absence" despite being fired? Won't this deny unemployment? by redditaccount624
You said:
“If you were fired you cannot collect. Period”.
I replied with that is not true - it depends on what you were fired for. If you were fired for incompetence, you can just say that you tried your best and just couldn’t work up to the company’s standards. Unemployment is usually approved in that instance.
GlitteringWing2112 t1_it4rrh5 wrote
Reply to comment by yeags86 in Unemployment form is forcing choice between "Voluntarily Quit" and "Leave of Absence" despite being fired? Won't this deny unemployment? by redditaccount624
No - that really has no bearing on how much they get. If someone gives their notice & is asked to leave, companies aren’t obliged to pay for those 2 weeks, most do it because it’s the right thing to do. It really depends upon the companies policies.
GlitteringWing2112 t1_it46i57 wrote
Reply to comment by ScottEATF in Unemployment form is forcing choice between "Voluntarily Quit" and "Leave of Absence" despite being fired? Won't this deny unemployment? by redditaccount624
I’ve been in the HR field for over 20 years. Scott, you are correct.
GlitteringWing2112 t1_it3q849 wrote
Reply to comment by ProfessionalSilver52 in Unemployment form is forcing choice between "Voluntarily Quit" and "Leave of Absence" despite being fired? Won't this deny unemployment? by redditaccount624
Other way around. If you quit you can't collect. And it depends on what you were fired for.
GlitteringWing2112 t1_j7ze9tj wrote
Reply to My 35/M brother is moving to PA from Houston, TX in a few weeks - what city should he choose? by desirizzle21
I'm in Pittston - they've done a great job on our Main Street. We've lived here for 26 years and like it a lot...