Being sued for unemployment claims happens to comp
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Posted On: 09/19/2018 6:13:32 AM
Being sued for unemployment claims happens to companies every day.
Whether you are laid off or terminated you file an unemployment claim.
If you were terminated with cause, most companies will fight the unemployment claim.
Your case is then brought up in front of a board and they decide if the employee has a legitimate claim.
No lawyers involved necessarily. The representative from the company could be the employees direct supervisor. If the company does not send a representative to the hearing to state why they are denying the claim, the claim will probably be decided in favor of the employee.
There is no direct money out of the companies pocket. Companies are required to have Unemployment Insurance to cover these events.
The worst thing that could happen is that their insurance premiums could go up if they have too many claims against them.
If it's an unemployment claim, it's a non issue. I would suggest doing your own DD on the subject to confirm what I am saying
I don't know if this is an Iflub generated "issue".
It sounds those who are trying to do the company harm are grabbing at straws trying to find issues and continue the negative narrative. This one isn't even a good try.
GLTA
Whether you are laid off or terminated you file an unemployment claim.
If you were terminated with cause, most companies will fight the unemployment claim.
Your case is then brought up in front of a board and they decide if the employee has a legitimate claim.
No lawyers involved necessarily. The representative from the company could be the employees direct supervisor. If the company does not send a representative to the hearing to state why they are denying the claim, the claim will probably be decided in favor of the employee.
There is no direct money out of the companies pocket. Companies are required to have Unemployment Insurance to cover these events.
The worst thing that could happen is that their insurance premiums could go up if they have too many claims against them.
If it's an unemployment claim, it's a non issue. I would suggest doing your own DD on the subject to confirm what I am saying
I don't know if this is an Iflub generated "issue".
It sounds those who are trying to do the company harm are grabbing at straws trying to find issues and continue the negative narrative. This one isn't even a good try.
GLTA
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