09-10-2018, 04:41 PM
What is terminated for cause? How does this apply to a claim? Sounds like an easy way for employers and IC to avoid benefits.
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(09-10-2018, 05:28 PM)1171 Wrote: What are you referring to? What’s the context?
Can you post a. Link?
Could be the other way also; get revenge on an employer by filing a claim after being fired.
It’s meaning probably depends on how it’s used.
(09-10-2018, 06:38 PM)Lostandconfused Wrote:(09-10-2018, 05:28 PM)1171 Wrote: What are you referring to? What’s the context?
Can you post a. Link?
Could be the other way also; get revenge on an employer by filing a claim after being fired.
It’s meaning probably depends on how it’s used.
There’s no link. I’m filing for a hearing and was researching reasons why my claim is still denied after qme says it’s industrial related. Does it have any impact on my claim if qme knows i was terminated for cause?
What is the difference between ml-101 and ml 105 and so forth?
It can’t be the other way around because the reason for termination was pre-injury.
Can employer put in personal file a different reason for termination? The letter I got only says discharge.
I called feha and they told me I can still file but they need to review to see if they will investigate.
I wanted to subpoena my work email that can prove that I was already cleared or subpoena the other HR rep that cleared it but I can’t until it goes to another court.
It just doesn’t seem right that this is lawful. It seems this would just leave a loophole for employers and IC to abused.
Has anyone had a claim accepted, then you inform IC that you we’re terminated and not offered modified work. They suddenly change the adjuster 3 days later and he denied claim without ever speaking to IW.
I hear that IC and attorneys is a small circle so it might be harder to get representation.
What can I bring as evidence in hearing for ttd benefits, reimbursement for paid prescription and mileage?
(09-11-2018, 08:43 PM)California_Help Wrote: And you can ask the I&A officer about filing a 132a if you want. It sounds like the retaliation may be ongoing so not sure if it is too late. You would need to provide proof if you were terminated shortly after filing a work comp claim and then your WC claim was denied etc etc...ongoing (if this is what happened I may be confused by your post).
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