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8/28/05, 5:48 pm

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Termination and Unemployment Paid

If I get fired by my employee because I did soemthing wrong, will I still be able to apply for unemployment paid for six months?

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Re: Termination and Unemployment Paid If terminated by "employer" for "wrongful conduct", can be turned down for unemplo...

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Donald Holben

Re: Termination and Unemployment Paid The CA Unemployment Insurance Code and administrative decisions interpreting it se...

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Frank Pray

Re: Termination and Unemployment Paid If you are fired for misconduct, NO. If a mistake or poor performance, then yes. ...

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Terry A. Nelson

Re: Termination and Unemployment Paid It depends what that "something wrong" is. If it's a deliberate act like punching...

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Robert F. Cohen

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