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Originally Posted by purpledaisy
Maybe I'm wrong, but isn't it next-to-impossible to get unemployment when you are fired for not doing the job you were hired to do?
I've got documentation, but it's all negative toward me.
I've never told them that I'm bipolar, so I can't claim that they fired me for it. I guess.
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Here in Cali, you can still get unemployment, but it doesn't come out of employer's unemployment insurance/UI funds nor does it raise employer's UI tax rate. That's why employers fire someone with cause, like poor performance, attendance, etc. Or they try to get the employee to quit.
I think you should be able to get unemployment or disability. The unemployment would maybe only last a certain amount of time. But time for you to focus on your health would be a good idea.