i became disable not able to return back to work ,my job dont have lite duty
if my job fires me from not able to do my duties can get unemployment
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Read More Answered By: Locksley Wade |
This question is complicated and cannot be answered with a simple yes or no; however, here are a few scenarios:
1. If you were injured on the job then you need to file a workers' comp. claim - with or without your employer's participation; 2. It is possible to collect unemployment benefits and workers' comp. medical benefits; 3. It is possible that your employer is intentionally or unintentionally discriminating against you because of a disability; and 4. You must immediately act otherwise you run the risk of losing all potential benefits with the passage of time with no activity. |
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