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- A Question of Misconduct
- ABC’s of hearing preparation
- Are you paying benefits for ineligible employees?
- Base year wages
- Break through – improve late claims results
- Checklist for discharge
- Clear and specific terminology wins the day
- Construct warnings wisely
- Corrective action notice
- Dedicated claims management team
- Disappearing act: how to handle absenteeism and tardiness
- Don"t go up in flames with vague terminology
- Don’t leave it to chance: follow procedures
- Drug testing
- Employee handbooks can be used in controlling unemployment costs
- Frequently asked questions regarding lack of work
- Guide to assist in determining misconduct
- Hearing presentation tips
- Hearing representation tips
- HR update survey
- Keys to good personnel practices
- Keys to a successful hearing
- Lack of work and poor performance discharges
- Lay-offs or staff reduction
- Misconduct: final incident
- More tips on the Pinnacle System
- Personnel practices: List of do’s and don’ts
- Pinnacle System: Pinn OnLine
- PinnOnline
- Poor performance or misconduct? You make the call...
- Preparation for hearings
- Preparation for hearings: Part 2
- Quarterly Finance Tip
- Quick reference guide to unemployment compensation
- Quits can cost you money
- Quits due to job dissatisfaction puts you in the driver’s seat
- Refusal of employment
- Rehires and reported work refusals can save real dollars
- Score points with the state agency
- Talx Learning Solutions
- Terminations for misconduct
- The best defense: policy manuals & employee handbooks
- The importance of claims reports
- The following terminology should be used carefully
- Unemployment compensation – just the basics
- Unemployment decision examples
- Voluntary quits
- Warnings are constructive tools
- Warnings and corrective actions
- What do state unemployment agencies look for?
- Why your documentation is important
- Written documentation is key