Re: UNEMPLOYMENT

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On 11/01/01, SDS wrote:
> WHAT RIGHTS DO I HAVE IN REGARDS TO COLLECTING UNEMPLOYMENT
> IN GEORGIA. I AM A MILITARY SPOUSE WHO QUIT DUE TO
> INABILITY TO COMMUTE TO WORK DUE TO THAT FACT MY HUSBAND
> WAS BEING SENT OVERSEAS. PRIOR TO LEAVING HIS ORDER WERE
> CANCELLED. I AM NOW UNEMPLOYED.

In most cases, if you quit, you don't get unemployment. While
I don't have any direct knowledge of GA statutes on the
subject, in most states that I am familiar with quitting
because of a "commuting" reason is NOT sufficient for
benefits. While I'm not denying that your reason for quitting
is valid, I question whether the GA UC is going to charge
your former employer's account on this basis. You might want
to try calling Unemployment and see what they say.

Re: UNEMPLOYMENT, 11/01/01, by cbg.

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