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I always wonder how this works? My HR office contacted me and told me unemployment application was rejected because I was still employed (someone submitted one
by acomjean 5y ago
I always wonder how this works? My HR office contacted me and told me unemployment application was rejected because I was still employed (someone submitted one on my behalf). Maybe states differ a lot but the unemployment office seems to check with an employer here before paying (I'm in massachusetts, you don't get unemployment if you are fired with cause). Also a unemployed friend indicated you had to stay in contact with the unemployment office showing that you were searching to get the benefit.
The police officer handling fraud I talked to said he was getting a lot of a calls about this kind of fraud.
- Arrath 5y agoIt seems to be getting more popular. A number of people (6 and counting, so far) on my current project only learned about fraudulent unemployment claims made under their name when they received a tax document stating they received so much in unemployment benefits, which was quite perplexing to them considering they've been employed the whole time.