SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY BENEFITS
Unemployment, SSI, Claims, Appeals, Legal Help
Social Security Disability Benefits Information: Getting unemployment benefits can be a hassle. The great majority of initial claims are initially denied. When that happens, a disability attorney can help you appeal the process and have a greater chance of being accepted.
Disability attorneys will help you get assistance with:
Reasons For Denial Of Unemployment Benefits
Unemployment benefits may be denied if you:
- Violated the tardy or absence policies
- Acted in a disruptive behavior (harassed the boss, customers or other employees)
- Used Misconduct
- Damaged workplace property
- Intentionally violated workplace rules,
- Jeopardized the safety of others
- Voluntarily quit your job
- Violated the law or had some criminal convictions
- Refused to perform your job to the best of your ability
- Don't actively seek full-time work
- Don't have proof of wages for two of the last four quarters of the last 12 months
- Worked under the table or had some type of earnings that would make it difficult to verify your wages
- Are a contractor (self-employed)
- Got fired
The employer must prove that these incidences occurred. in order to affect your eligibility.
If you have 2 or 3 sources of income, you’ll have to lose the majority of your income in order to qualify for the benefits.
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