Boss told unemployment I quit when actually we talked and both agreed a layoff b

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    WDOOR1posted 12 years ago

    Boss told unemployment I quit when actually we talked and both agreed a layoff best answer

    took a 10% paycut, then business moved from 6 to 75 mile round trip. Then put on part time, 30 hrs, another 25% paycut. Then told to pay insurance premiums, another 10% paycut. This all in the last 2-3 years. Paychecks late off and on the last 4 months. 90% of customers gone as we have no money to buy product. Business living on credit cards and they are lowering limits. Both wife and I work there. I went to him and we agreed there is no money and no customers and no work for us. Unemployment about the same pay so we agreed to be laid off. Best for both he and us. Now he says we quit, Help.

  2. BizGenGirl profile image89
    BizGenGirlposted 12 years ago

    You're pretty screwed unless you got it in writing from your old employer. Never agree to unemployment only verbally. Make him put it in writing.

    Your best bet now, is to take it to L&I and have them help you prove your case. It will be tricky, but its your only option now unless you can get your old employer to admit that you didn't quit.

  3. PastorAndrew profile image61
    PastorAndrewposted 12 years ago

    Well, if you get a hearing, you get to tel your side of things to the Judge.  But often the employer does this kind of thing because it puts the burden on you as the claimant.   It is always best to have a written agreement, but frankly, I would be surprised to see an employer give you a writing to that effect. 

    Tell the Judge what happened.  Get an advocate/attorney to help you.

  4. someonewhoknows profile image74
    someonewhoknowsposted 12 years ago

    I am into REVERSE SPEECH.You can check out one of my hubpages on the subject or google reverse speech or goto youtube directly and put reverse speech in their search box.

    It's a facinating subject and in my opinion I would goto your employer or call him on the phone and record the conversation concerning your layoff.Then put it on your computer and play it back backwards.You need a program like audacity or any other program that will let you do that.

    His reverse speech may reveal wheather you were fired or not.

    it will also reveal what you say backwards,so you should be prepared to accept what you say backwards as a result of doing this.I'm sure his lawyer would.
    Of,course a lie detector is not 100% accurate as to the truth and this will probably be seen in the same light by the judge. Then again who knows for sure.

    Just a suggestion.

    P.S. I use it to listen to what politicians say backwards

 
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