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Why would firing make someone ineligible for unemployment? That seems silly
by justaguy88 6y ago
Why would firing make someone ineligible for unemployment? That seems silly
- californical 6y agoQuitting your job makes you ineligible for unemployment -- that's why the company called it their "resignation"
- iso1210 6y agoWhy does it matter to the company if you claim unemployment benefits?
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- phonon 6y agoUnemployment taxes for a company scale based on historical claims from that company. More Unemployment Benefits paid out = more future UI taxes paid by that employer. It's meant to be a self-funding system.
- ivalm 6y agoTo expand on what phonon said -- UI tax rate is company specific and depends, in part, on how much UI is paid out to company's employees.