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If i quit my job but never signed anything saying i quit and i have a claims examiner inter view in 2 weeks what are my chances of collecting and waht should i say or do during the interview
Optional Information: State/Country of Question: New Jersey Already Tried: Nothing yet i do not know what to expect should i lie and say i was fired?? B/c i know if i say i quit then i am automatically disqualified
the problem is that even if you were fired you would not qualify. This is because if you lie and say you were fired, the employer may then agree and say you were qualified "for cause" at which point you will be disqualified.
Well can i get in trouble if i do say i was fired even if i was not is it worth a shot
Yes you can get in trouble because the employer can sue you for misrepresenting the nature of your termination.
So i should tell the claims examiner that i quit what if i say i think they fired me and if i quit to give me my job back
what do you mean "if I quit to give me my job back?"
In other word if i say i was fired and they say i quit then i could say if i quit then give me my job back b/c i dont want to leave??? honestly what should i do i mean if i say i was fired and i know i really quit then what will happen???? i will get denied and thats it i mean i dont plan to appeal if i get denied benifits.. i just figured its worth a shot to try to get benefits
The botXXXXX XXXXXne is you should not lie. If you do, you run the risk of being sued by the employer for defamation. If you say you were fired then they say you quit, they will still not give you your job back. That would essentially be rewarding dishonesty.
Well how often do employers sue an employee for such an act last question i mean i dont want to not try... in all honesty how likely is it that they will sue.. i really dont want to just out and out say i quit
it is unlikely they will sue to be honest, but it is also unlikely you will get benefits whether you lie or tell the truth, just to be completely frank.
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