r/UnemploymentWA • u/Parking-Balance-3690 • Jun 02 '23
Discussion Ridiculous and pointless
So after waiting for two terrible months that I have gone to sleep hungry most of my benefits were DENIED. My previous manager flat out lied about my separation. I had been very sick but kept in contact with her from the start of being sick letting her know I hoped to continue my employment when I recovered but she didn’t answer my messages. When I was better I went to look at the schedule and I was not on it. I sent screenshots of my unanswered messages to the unemployment department showing that I did not quit but it didn’t matter. I won’t go into how bad this is destroying my life. I’m losing everything and will soon be homeless. What can I do to hold her accountable for this?
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u/Parking-Balance-3690 Jun 14 '23
Over my dead body is this thieving corporation called unemployment getting a red cent for my wages ever again in my life I will make damn sure of it every check that I have gotten says unemployment taken out of my check where is my money goes that they won’t let me use when I need it what happens to it sorry I don’t mean to bite your head off but this is bull crap
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u/SoThenIThought_ Admin for WEBA.Law, WA Unemployment Benefits Jun 02 '23
You have been waiting for 2 months for a decision on unemployment? Wow. That is unfortunate. I wish we had spoken sooner.
I'm not really here to provide a way for you to hold your previous manager accountable for what they did or did not tell ESD. I'm only here to help you with an unemployment claim. If you want help regarding that, I need to know specifically what laws are listed in the determination letter that announced the ineligibility.
Once we have a robust conversation about those laws I am certainly going to recommend a consultation with a law firm associated with our community, but first we need to unpack everything in the last 2 months and what led up to the job separation and what was or was not provided and if it was or was not productive in an eligibility decision
In general, we're extremely likely to be going over information already listed in the initial eligible megapost, here