Why I can't get unemployment benefits?
The TWC's position is that you cannot get benefits unless you are able to work. It is harsh but unfortunately correct.
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The TWC's position is that you cannot get benefits unless you are able to work. It is harsh but unfortunately correct.
The only claim would be against your ex-employer, not you.
Unfortunately in an "at will" employment context this is legal.
It very well may. The arrest is probably a matter of public record and the criminal case filed against you will appear on the clerk's web site....
Most employment law venue provisions will require you to file the suit in the district where you were employed. You can file it in federal court...
If you work the hours and the hours are required, you are entitled to get paid for those hours under the law. If the total is over 40 hours in a...
It depends on how long you were off of work. If it has been 12 weeks on FMLA leave you can be fired if you don't return. It doesn't look as if you...
There is no need for anything to be in writing in an act will relationship such as this. With regard to your question about unemployment insurance,...
This is a very difficult and unfortunate situation to address. You definitely are not entitled to FMLA benefits because of the length of service....
Unfortunately it is legal. the only issue is whether they make you work over 40 hours and from the looks of this, they don't.