i just got fired...

On the net of course...go to your states website...look under Labor...depending on the State... I am in PA...did it all on the net...
 
vixenshe said:
how do i file for unemployment insurance?

You got hurt on the job yesterday, and today you got fired? Is there a connection? You might want to talk to a lawyer, sweetie.
 
Welcome to the club. :(

I got fired 3-weeks ago.

Got to your local office of employment security, it should be wherever you have the big courthouse at in your county where you would have to go had you been callled to jury duty.
 
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Oh hun. That just sucks.

CarolineOh said:


You got hurt on the job yesterday, and today you got fired? Is there a connection? You might want to talk to a lawyer, sweetie.

I'm with her.
 
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CarolineOh said:


You got hurt on the job yesterday, and today you got fired? Is there a connection? You might want to talk to a lawyer, sweetie.

check out rambrat's thread (dear rambrat) for more info
 
Honey get a lawyer NOW! Until then call your Labour Dept and they will be able to direct you as to what to do. Love you sweetie and Im here for you.
 
because i worked for him less than 3 months, i can't get UI. (just checked out a few websites) but i can still work on the other parts of the case.
 
from someone who used to do workers' compensation many years ago

Vixen,

I agree with Caroline, if you hurt your wrist at work you definately need to see a lawyer. I don't know what workers' comp is like in Canada but I'm betting its pretty good. You should also get in writing why they are firing you. If you hurt your wrist at home and it affected your job, you should still be protected from firing and can sue.

I'm not a lawyer but you should talk to someone about your situation. A long time ago I handled workers comp claims for a big insurance company (only lasted 1 year) and saw a lot folks get screwed by their employer - as well as a chunk of folks trying to rip their employer off too.

Take Care and good luck,

activesense
 
Re: from someone who used to do workers' compensation many years ago

activesense said:
Vixen,

I agree with Caroline, if you hurt your wrist at work you definately need to see a lawyer. I don't know what workers' comp is like in Canada but I'm betting its pretty good. You should also get in writing why they are firing you. If you hurt your wrist at home and it affected your job, you should still be protected from firing and can sue.

I'm not a lawyer but you should talk to someone about your situation. A long time ago I handled workers comp claims for a big insurance company (only lasted 1 year) and saw a lot folks get screwed by their employer - as well as a chunk of folks trying to rip their employer off too.

Take Care and good luck,

activesense

i have a witness that i was injured on the job, for one. and im already working with the wcb.
 
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