- Jurisdiction
- North Carolina
Hi All,
I came here in January for help with an unemployment hearing and I'm back. My second appeal came back; it's denied. They have me that I left the company. I quit and moved on to an internship, and the DES agents said I still qualified (that's another story and NC doesn't care). Right now, we're squabbling over dates. So I have a technical question considering determination of resignation date. Is the resignation date the day you put in your resignation notice? Or is it the day you separate from the company/last day worked? T
This was the case where I put in a resignation to leave for an internship, but the internship fell through and I continued working for the company for an additional 2 months.. DES is negating any work after the resignation email. Is there any argument to fight this??
Depending on which date should be the determination date could mean a difference of as much as $4,500.
One last question... Is there anyone out there that has heard of any success filing a waiver of forgiveness in NC?
I came here in January for help with an unemployment hearing and I'm back. My second appeal came back; it's denied. They have me that I left the company. I quit and moved on to an internship, and the DES agents said I still qualified (that's another story and NC doesn't care). Right now, we're squabbling over dates. So I have a technical question considering determination of resignation date. Is the resignation date the day you put in your resignation notice? Or is it the day you separate from the company/last day worked? T
This was the case where I put in a resignation to leave for an internship, but the internship fell through and I continued working for the company for an additional 2 months.. DES is negating any work after the resignation email. Is there any argument to fight this??
Depending on which date should be the determination date could mean a difference of as much as $4,500.
One last question... Is there anyone out there that has heard of any success filing a waiver of forgiveness in NC?