Severance Pay/Umenployment compensation
I was just laid off/downsized at Underwriters Laboratory. They will pay my bi-monthly salary for 20 weeks. Am I still entitled to unemployment compensations?
1 answer | asked Aug 11, 2001 8:01 PM [EST] | applies to Illinois
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Unemployment Compensation
As a general rule you are entitled to unemployment compensation anytime you are involuntarily terminated from a job and not fired for misconduct. (This assumes that you are unemployed and were at the job for the requisite period of time.) However, to completely answer this question, I would want some more information because the status of your position is not entirely clear.
posted by Aaron Maduff | Aug 11, 2001 10:09 PM [EST]
As a general rule you are entitled to unemployment compensation anytime you are involuntarily terminated from a job and not fired for misconduct. (This assumes that you are unemployed and were at the job for the requisite period of time.) However, to completely answer this question, I would want some more information because the status of your position is not entirely clear.
posted by Aaron Maduff | Aug 11, 2001 10:09 PM [EST]
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