Assisting law enforcement with child abduction attempt resulted in termination

[Zigner]

Sorry, I seem to be missing big chunks of this thread. Who is HD?

Home Depot.

 

[eerelations]

Home Depot.

Of course! (Wow my Oldtimer's is farther along than I thought.)

But another question is: Will OP's state UI people even consider a claim for UI benefits from OP, regardless of whether or not HD (which stands for Home Depot, btw) challenges it?

 

[Ohiogal]

And that's legal too. (And a like button to you too!)

Ohiogal, I think we established that this was technically a legal termination. (But we appreciate your input.) The discussion is now about whether or not OP will be entitled to UI benefits after he turned down the offer of his job back. My personal (i.e., non-legal) opinion? He shouldn't be. But according to the UI regs in OP's state? I don't know. Hopefully someone who knows can weigh in on this. (Maybe someone already has? Sorry, if that's the case then I missed it. Apologies all 'round then.)

Sorry to be over doing it. I read it and the video.. let hubby see it and asked his opinion as an HD employee. Posted for that reason. I don't speak to UI as not my area.

 

[eerelations]

Sorry to be over doing it. I read it and the video.. let hubby see it and asked his opinion as an HD employee. Posted for that reason. I don't speak to UI as not my area.

No "overdoing it" at all. I was just letting you know what path the thread had taken.