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Can I file for unemployment if I was wrongly fired?

Can you file for unemployment benefit if you was fired from your job?

  • i just got fired today due to the fact that I was 30 minutes late due to a police road block during traffic. the company said they had to fire me because i was still on my 90 days probational period of employment and couldn't be late for any reason so after working for them for 87 days they just fired me today. i reside in the state of virginia,never filled for unemployment before in my life and not sure if i can. Unfortunately for me i depend on paycheck to paycheck with means by the end of this month i'm going to be homeless for the first time in my life and also lose my car since i haven't finish paying for it, any help or advice will help because i'm right now in the state doing something harmful to myself

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    Yes you can file for unemployment.

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You can apply, but you're unlikely to receive unemployment benefits considering the amount of time you worked there and you were fired for violating company policy.

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Sorry dude, working less than 90 days and fired for cause ... I just do not see you getting approved for unemployment benefits.

ornery and mean

"....any help or advice will help because i'm right now in the state doing something harmful to myself>''' Try not to be too messy and do not involve others!!!

You can file, but you won't get it. You can't receive it if you've been fired.

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