I was fired for tardiness. I was later denied unemployment. Why does my claim keep getting denied? Do I have a strong appeal?
It is worth attending the hearing to find out. If you have proof, you should be ok.
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It is worth attending the hearing to find out. If you have proof, you should be ok.
They will mail you a letter with the number within two to four weeks.
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It is not necessary to have an attorney at unemployment hearings. If you still want a hearing, you must contact the unemployment board asap to...