Subscribe To This Site
XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines
Home
About
The Blog
Contact Chris
Eligibility Reasons for Denials
When You Quit
Getting Fired
Suitable Work
School & Benefits
Appeals
UB Hearing Reps
Benefits FAQ's
Unemployment Laws
Employment Tips Survival Strategies
Other Labor Laws
Protect Yourself
Get A Job Career Resources
Be Frugal Frugal State Of Mind
Shopping Tips
Coupon Services
Frugal Recipes
Frugal Meal Planning
More Site Info Disclaimer
Privacy Policy
FTC Disclosure
Unemployed Stories

Job posting after work injury

by Holly
(NJ)

First I would like to say that this is the best website for unemployment issues and I have researched for hours on end.

My employer is a small business. I fell on the employers parking lot due to a patch of ice. They never called the ambulance or my husband to notify the incident nor did they file an accident report. My employer drove me to the hospital. I suffered a concussion, back, neck and nerve injuries. I had a doctors note returning to work after 3 weeks of the injury. I emailed back and forth with status and work questions during those 3 weeks. When it was time to return I was unable to due to the extreme pain. I informed them that "at this point i did not know when I would be able to return due to the pain" for them to hury and send the workers comp info so that I can seek treatment paid by them and not my insurance. My job was posted 1 week later. I never received any notification of this posting.

After 2 months I was feeling good enough to be able to do my job but temp disability was denied due to a pending workers compensation claim then wc was denied and I felt that since my job was posted I had no job to return to so I filed for unemployment.

I was approved after the claims examiner's interview. the examiner stated that they tried to contact me but were unable to. That is a lie. But now I have a telephone hearing for an unemployment appeal filed by the employer stating that I voluntary left. Do I have a good chance of winning this appeal? Any suggestions.



Hi Holly,

No, I don't know enough to understand what the employer's basis for appeal will be .. therefore .. no suggestions except since you were injured on the job and it sounds like maybe the employer violated worker comp laws .. get a lawyer.

Click here to post comments.






Enter your E-mail Address

Enter your First Name (optional)

Then

Don't worry -- your e-mail address is totally secure.
I promise to use it only to send you Employment Tips.

Unemployment Appeal Hearings

Free Referral to Affordable Appeal Representation


Unemployment Benefits Eligibility FAQ's

Search Unemployment-tips.com

All FAQ's Categories

Most Frequently Asked

Unemployment Appeals

Voluntary Quitting

Fired for Misconduct

Unemployment and School


Beyond Unemployment

Free Resources Career Resources

Share Your Opinions On ...



BlockBuilder 2