Unemployment

[pea®lfan]

If a part time package handler with 18 years on the job gets fired for non-attendance, can they get unemployment benefits?

 

[KearsargeCoop]

If a part time package handler with 18 years on the job gets fired for non-attendance, can they get unemployment benefits?

Depends on the state but most likely if you are fired and file for unemployment your previous employer will fight the case. I'm guessing with UPS they have people on staff just for this reason, as a rise on their unemployment tax will cost them millions.

 

[MyTripisCut]

If a part time package handler with 18 years on the job gets fired for non-attendance, can they get unemployment benefits?

Why did you stop showing up?
Did you call your local?
You may be able to grieve this and have a chance to keep your job.
Details please.

 

[Oh Shoot]

If a part time package handler with 18 years on the job gets fired for non-attendance, can they get unemployment benefits?

@Jkloc420 is that you?

 

[MECH-X-LIFT]

YOU WILL NEVER ACHIEVE THE GREAT RPCD STATUS

 

[Oh Shoot]

YOU WILL NEVER ACHIEVE THE GREAT RPCD STATUS

 

[KearsargeCoop]

YOU WILL NEVER ACHIEVE THE GREAT RPCD STATUS

18 year package handler with an attendance issue? Good bet the odds of a lifetime full of achievements is low.

 

[Oh Shoot]

18 year package handler with an attendance issue? Good bet the odds of a lifetime full of achievements is low.

Legendary bum

 

[Wally]

If a part time package handler with 18 years on the job gets fired for non-attendance, can they get unemployment benefits?

And now a translation via the new Wallation Crystal Ball™ feature: (for entertainment purposes only)

...I'm sick of this job, 18 sucky years of this crapola in the hub, need the summer off with pay, can I get myself fired and collect unemployment?

 

[burrheadd]

If a part time package handler with 18 years on the job gets fired for non-attendance, can they get unemployment benefits?

LOL no
Why couldn’t you make it to work?
How many warning letter and suspensions did they issue?

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

If a part time package handler with 18 years on the job gets fired for non-attendance, can they get unemployment benefits?

Your mom is going to kick you out of the basement

Dwar lord

 

[Wally]

And now a translation via the new Wallation Crystal Ball™ feature: (for entertainment purposes only)

...I'm sick of this job, 18 sucky years of this crapola in the hub, need the summer off with pay, can I get myself fired and collect unemployment?

 

[I have NOT been lurking]

How do you that up?

 

[nWo]

File for unemployment and see what happens.

 

[rod]

If a part time package handler with 18 years on the job gets fired for non-attendance, can they get unemployment benefits?

NO--at least not in years past.

 

[trickpony1]

Some PT pkg handlers own a business during the day.
I had a preloader that was an optician, at his business, during the day.
He was making REALLY good money.
He was at UPS for the insurance for him and his family.

Don't be so quick to judge.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Some PT pkg handlers own a business during the day.
I had a preloader that was an optician, at his business, during the day.
He was making REALLY good money.
He was at UPS for the insurance for him and his family.

Don't be so quick to judge.

But seriously

How many times do you have to be late to get fired?
It wasn't like he was late 2 or 3 times I'm sure this is so long Trending pattern.
And yes, we do have some part-timers that work here for the insurance. Because their spouse has a good job. But the insurance is too expensive plus they get a pension.
Nobody here posts the entire story
Nobody ever got fired for being late three or four times in one year

 

[trickpony1]

I knew someone who was a preloader.
He was also going to grad school.
His supe said, "we know you'll get here as soon as you can."

So there......

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I knew someone who was a preloader.
He was also going to grad school.
His supe said, "we know you'll get here as soon as you can."

So there......

That's exception, but I don't think that's the case according to this OP