Should You Continue to File Unemployment Claims After Being Denied?
Here’s the situation on a Monday afternoon. A reader wrote into The New York Post to indicate he or she was denied unemployment claims during a hearing.
The reader appealed and during the hearing, a former boss refused to be sworn in and whispered answers.
Although they were “full of lies,” the answers were being told to the other boss who was indeed sworn in. Well, the former employee was denied the claim yet again. After appealing again and asking the unemployment office to listen to the recorded hearing again, the office agreed and listened to the call.
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