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... Yes you do? You won't if you get fired for _misconduct_, but you definitely do get unemployment for perf, etc. in a vast majority of states. You won't get
by cheeze 3y ago
... Yes you do? You won't if you get fired for _misconduct_, but you definitely do get unemployment for perf, etc. in a vast majority of states.
You won't get severance if you're fired in most cases.
You won't get unemployment if you voluntarily resign.
- CaliforniaKarl 3y ago> Yes you do? No, you don't. Oregon Unemployment, Claimant Handbook, Section 6. Source: I helped a friend through unemployment. He was fired from work, and his employer provided a false reason for the firing, triggering denial of benefits. We looked at his options, and it would've been cost-prohibitive to retain a lawyer to fight it, which would've been required.
- ipaddr 3y agoYou have to use a lawyer to get a proper statement and many will take a % of winnings instead of a fixed rate.
- bradly 3y agoHave you gone through this process? You do not just get your benefits. You might need a hearing, a letter, a lawyer. Being fired is handled very differently with regards to unemployment than laid-off. Are you claiming otherwise.