They don't have to give a reason. However, if there isn't proof of a valid reason for letting someone go, that employee can easily collect unemployment & raise the UI rates for the former employer. Too much of a risk to not have a paper trail on the employer's end. I hated doing it, but I never had to pay out unemployment for firing someone.
They don't have to give a reason. However, if there isn't proof of a valid reason for letting someone go, that employee can easily collect unemployment & raise the UI rates for the former employer. Too much of a risk to not have a paper trail on the employer's end. I hated doing it, but I never had to pay out unemployment for firing someone.
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