i ws denied unemployment benefits for misconduct my employer did not show up i appealed to the board of review

Question

do you know of anyone that has ever been approved-I worked for the company 12yrs and I know my employer will not intefere, they never do.

Answer 1

Depends upon the state. For the most part, unemployment benefits were designed as a cushion for when companies laid off lots of people due to a poor economy. In other words, it wasn't the worker's fault but the company had no choice.

So the unemployment board would verify the layoff with the company, which the company would deny. End of story. Two choices, accept it and go on or appeal it over mitigating circumstances.

If the company doesn't bother to show up to defend its position, then just like court, it has defaulted and you win.

But in some states, depending on how the law was written, the unemployment board can make its own judgement based upon whatever information it views as important.

Answer 2

If your employer did not show up, you may be approved for benefits. The employer could then appeal that decision though. If approved, and he doesn't appeal in the time limit, then you would be allowed to draw benefits.

Answer 3

If you were dismissed for just cause appeal all you want.Do you think you deserve to draw unemploment just because your ex boss doesn't have the time to deal with you anymore.And yes they do,in my years as a employer I had to go before appeals boards for the same reason as yours,guess what I never lost one.

Answer 4

you have already been denied unemployment, so what else do you need to lose? they are in a position to't take something from you. So pass forward and allure. whether this is not any longer likely you will win the allure. you probably did violate enterprise coverage, and that they've each and every proper to fireside you over it. yet stranger issues have been time-venerated to take place. you are able to be quite fortunate and win the allure.