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03-19-2013, 06:37 AM
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About the only argument an employer can put up is that the employee quit or was terminated for reasons as allowed by law, as a defense. If you have a termination notice and letters of excellent performance, that pretty well takes care of several avenues of any defense. I use the word defense because the employer takes a hit on their unemployment tax rate when employees file for compensation so that is the reason you may see resistance from the prior employer.
Ed
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