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Worker Loses Appeal for Unemployment Benefits

By Thomas J. Crane on August 3, 2010
Posted in Termination, Unemployment Benefits

Frequently, employees call me and tell me with breathless excitement that the employer is violating some law, the caller knows it and then they pause.  They seem to expect me to say, "well, then, ignore them" or "well, ok, then tell them to jump in the lake."  ….  No, we cannot say those things. 

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