What is Section 4141.29(D)(2)(a), Ohio Revised Code?
I cannot find the details to this code so I don't know how it affects my case. need a little help here please.
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Ryan Fisher ·
This is the Ohio Revised Code section that states Unemployment Compensation is not available to people who voluntarily quit their job or was discharged for just cause. In other words if you quit or if you're fired for a good reason then you can't get unemployment compensation. See,
http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/4141.29
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