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Absenteeism due to things outside the employee’s control may still allow the employee to collect benefits after being discharged. But details are important to these cases. Talk to an experienced unemployment lawyer in the Tulsa area today.

By Attorney Earl Lawson

forced resignation in Oklahoma

Sometimes what looks like a voluntary resignation is actually a forced resignation or a constructive discharge. In that case, benefits may still be allowed. Seek the help of an Oklahoma unemployment attorney for advice.

By Attorney Earl Lawson

Oklahoma unemployment for temporary workers

Oklahoma temp workers can collect unemployment benefits if they meet the criteria listed under the law. They should check with an attorney about benefits.

By Staff

change in workplace conditions

A change in terms or work conditions can be good cause to quit a job. In order to preserve unemployment benefits, the change must be harmful to an employee or his or her morals or unsafe.

By Attorney Earl Lawson

unfavorable conditions

Depending on the circumstances, unfavorable working conditions may give rise to good cause to quit your job and still get unemployment benefits. Before you risk losing your unemployment benefits over an uncomfortable, unsafe or unhealthy workplace situation, talk to an Oklahoma unemployment lawyer about your particular circumstances.

By Attorney Earl Lawson

valid personal reasons to quit a job in Oklahoma

There are situations in which an employee has good cause to quit their job and may still collect unemployment benefits in Oklahoma. The reasons must be compelling. Before you leave a job for personal reasons, or apply for benefits after leaving a job for personal reasons, find out what steps you must take to avoid beingdenied Oklahoma unemployment benefits.

By Attorney Earl Lawson

Fired for being sick can I still collect unemployment

A boss can fire you for being sick but cannot prevent you from getting unemployment benefits as long as you meet all qualifying criteria. This article summarizes Oklahoma unemployment requirements involving illness and absenteeism. To protect your unemployment claim and to costly avoid mistakes when filing for unemployment contact a knowledgeable Tulsa unemployment attorney.

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