When you quit a job to relocate to a different city, can you win your case?

Unfortunately under the law, if you resigned with no cause attributable to the employer, you are not eligible to receive unemployment. Which seems...

you might be eligible under 601B1 exception. However you might be eligible only if you worked for an Illinois employer for at least 29 days prior...

The burden is on the employer to prove misconduct. In other words the employer has to prove that you willfully and deliberately violated a known...

Why does my ex need my W-2's, 1099, tax filings from past years when child support was waived during those years?

Could be many reasons. Also, what do you mean when you say child support was "waived?" Did you go to court? Did you sign any documents? Were you...

My question is if I were to quit on the grounds of being asked to do this, would I be able to collect unemployment benefits.

Well, the law says that if you quit without any reason attributable to the employer, you would not be eligible to collect benefits. You also must...

Can I still file for unemployment or can I sue my employer for failing to provide legal breaks?

If you are fired for this incident, you might be eligible for unemployment, provided this was an isolated incident. If you quit, more than likely...

If I quit will I be able to file for unemployment

I do not agree with the previous comment. Under 601A employee would not be eligible for unemployment benefits if employee quits. However, if the...

Can I file for unemployment benefits and will I be approved?

Well, usually you are not entitled to receive benefits if you resigned voluntary. However, if the employer reduced your hours, even though you...

Can I be denied unemployment simply because I signed a form stating I received the handbook?

The employer can always protest your claim. I don't think the employer would succeed in your case based on the facts you presented, because under...

If I resign will I still be able to get unemployment?

Based on what you have said, you should be able to get unemployment. Since the employer had already took your computer and keys, it could be...