Excuse me, she stole large sums of money from her employer and has the chutzpah to apply for unemployment? Unemployment compensation is for people who were fired without due cause; stealing from your employer is a prime example of due cause. Has this idiot considered that she can be imprisoned for that? In fact, in some states lying in attempt to collect unemployment is a felony in itself.
2006-08-24 15:04:52
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answered by denlp96 5
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If the secreatry was fired for a legitmate reason like stealing then your friend has nothing to worry about. I hope that he has some kind of documentation or other proof the he had her sign when he released her just in case he needs it. It is his word against hers. But most likely if she stole there she has done it in other places. So investigate on a personal level. Also he should tell the truth because if she claims unemployment on him his unemployment taxes will increase causing his unemployment liability ( the money he pays) to increase. Don't let that secretary steal anymore than she already has. She is lucky he didn't prosecute. Good Luck!
2006-08-24 15:10:48
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answered by Lauren1980 3
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I would tell the truth to the unemployment people. A person shouldn't be rewarded in anyway for stealing. This secretary is lucky not to be in prison. Unemployment comes from the tax-dollars of honest, hardworking people. As one of those people, I would not want to be giving money to someone who was fired for stealing.
2006-08-24 15:04:35
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answered by Gwen 5
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The unemployment office will contact the company, the company can put the reason and refute the claim to any unemployment. There can be a debate but basically they will probably win if there is proof she stole. She would be foolish to try and collect as this can hurt her if it all comes out. She is lucky they didn't press legal charges, so to answer, yes she can file, can she collect, they can fight it.
2006-08-24 15:05:12
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answered by Anonymous
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Depending on what state you are in, you can take her to an unemployment court and show proof that she stole. If you can do that the committee SHOULD deny unemployemnt benefits. Sometimes it doesn't work out though - its basically at the whim of the unemployment committee. Technically she should not receive unemployement benfits since she was fired for cause.
2006-08-24 15:11:07
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answered by Michael S 4
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The answer to unemployment would be that she was fired, the reason why and that alone would deny her unemloyment benefits...as I am sure there is stated in employee handbook that stealing is not allowed.
Besides..the secretary should be happy that all she did was get fired and not turned into authorities for embezzlement
2006-08-24 15:03:47
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answered by CantTellYouNow 1
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Your terrific wager is to allure and re allure your unemployment determination, there is the place you funds lies. tell them there is not any way you pays off 5k. tell unemployment you have been despatched on a activity which you would be able to desire to no longer carry out, which you have or had no know-how of this activity or the thank you to do it and you informed the corporate so. they'd have fired you besides to your loss of adventure in a distinctive field that your favored ability. tell the unemployment that the corporate became into throughout you for no longer being waiting to try this activity and you felt forced and it became into out of your ability area. tell them that the corporate threatened to fireside you many cases. actual you need to have remained on the activity and a minimum of caught it out for the two week era. The unemployment will in basic terms supply you unemployment (in maximum states) while you're fired or your activity became into ended by no fault of your individual. In maximum states in case you may desire to obtain unemployment you may't supply up, quitting is considered as voluntary and not the employers fault. 2 weeks pay is extra advantageous than no pay. this would artwork its way out yet would take time, although in case you may desire to alter your tale. The unemployment does not care in case you get funds or no longer, they are in basic terms following the guidelines and regulations set down for them.
2016-12-17 16:47:21
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answered by ? 4
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I would have gotten my evidence together and filed charges against her to get her sorry butt in jail. End of unemplyment problem.
2006-08-24 15:03:50
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answered by charlie_mon 3
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if she got fired she can not collect unemployment. if she was "layed-off" she can. when filling out the application for unemployment she ahs to mark one. but i believe her ex-boss can contest it if she lies.
2006-08-24 15:15:24
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answered by crystalfaria11306 3
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