You should consider funding a more humane job, such as working as a killer in a slaughterhouse, or you should off yourself. It doesn't matter which you do, not to me. For you work for a company that makes its money by fucking over unemployed people on behalf of scum-sucking corporations such as Wal-Mart.
Here is how it works: If you were employed by a company that retains the Talx Corporation, they will contest every unemployment claim that a fired employee of those companies file. They will do it without having any reasons for such a contest. When the hearing officer rules against Talx, they will appeal.
The idea is to grind people down and get them to withdraw their unemployment claims by just wearing them down. Even when those former employees finally prevail, they have been even more financially crippled because they have gone for months without any unemployment compensation. Which doesn't bother the evil fuckers at Talx not one bit, for it is all in a day's work to them.
Talx is a subsidiary of Equifax. Just so you know that even demons can be wholly owned by vultures.
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Yes, the idea of "every" firing being contested to the end is depressing. On the other hand, some liberals say that every nasty "caught-red-handed" criminal should get free lawyers through a long process of appeals. It works both ways.
In New York, employees fired for just cause (yes, that really happens!) have so many governmental agencies to appeal through that they can wear out the prior employer with legal costs and incessant paperwork.
The excesses are on both sides.
It's worse than that. They wait until the end of the year, until the unemployed person has received enough benefits to be worth going after. The corporation gets their money back from the State Govt., Talx gets a cut, and the State Govt. is stuck with now having to collect an "overpayment" from someone who has been spending those benefits on food for his kids all year and doesn't have it. And because they didn't have TALX's resources to fight back, they lost. Unemployed people get the worst of it, but it's mostly a scam to rip off State Governments, because they are the ones with the money.
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