Can an employer deny you unemployment benefits by saying that you were terminated for poor performance? Thanks, CD

In NJ, you can be denied unemployment for a voluntary resignation (not applicable), or misconduct. Depending on the level of misconduct, you can...

I am a temp worker, my job is in NY (where I live) and my agency is in FL... I will have worked for 1 yr, can I collect UI?

In NY, during your base period, your work history and earnings must meet all three of the following requirements: 1. You must have earned wages...

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Can i sue my employer for false information to the state of michigan?

Your real issue is that you have to fight them related to the allegations set forth to the state and that you may be on the hook for the...

What are my chances of winning unemployment appeal

Assuming that you stated you were "ready, willing and able to work", if you do not qualify for UE benefits, then you should apply immediately for...

I would document your complaint through your company's internal process. They are required to at least attempt to alleviate the situation....

Can I sue my employer for a hostile working environment, defamation and libel?

File an internal complaint to HR. Request remedial measures be taken by your employer. Only then, should they fail to act, would you have a...

Can severance pay be denied or reduced if there was a 4 month break in employment?

Assuming no union or exact statement in the employment handbook sets forth the terms of the severance package, the employer is within its rights to...

Can she sue for wrongful termination?

It really depends on whether there is a union involved. If so, she can avail herself of the just cause process. If no union is involved, based...

Cancel Real Estate Purchase Contract as Seller?

Assuming you are out of attorney review period and an amended contract has not been proposed, it would be impossible to answer this question...

Can you file a claim on sexual harrassment 10 yrs later if it affected your future?

Your statute of limitations has expired.