South Carolina
Department of Employment and Workforce
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KENNETH A BOSTIC JR
INMAN SC 29349-1435
Decision Date: 07/19/2023
Mailing Date: 07/20/2023
Effective Date: 07/09/2023
Type: QT04
Category: General/Personal
Reasons
Benefit Year Ends: 07/06/2024
RE: SPARTANBURG
DODGE INC
Claimant ID: 11788331
SSN: XXX-XX-3882
WBA: $301.00
RBA: $6,020.00
DECISION
You are held ineligible for benefits from 07/09/2023 . DETERMINATION REASON
You left your most recent bona fide employer due to personal reasons. Your leaving is considered to be without good cause under the South Carolina Code Section 41-35-120. CONCLUSION
You have not met the eligibility requirements of the law, benefits are denied from 07/09/2023. UI Claims Adjudicator
IMPORTANT: This determination will be the final decision of the Department unless you file an appeal setting forth in detail the grounds for appeal by 07/31/2023. Appeals may be filed by mail addressed to the "Appeal Tribunal, Post Office Box 995, Columbia, SC 29202," or by fax to 803-***-****, or via the CSS or ESS portals using the “Request Appeal” button. NOTE: UPLOADING DOCUMENTS TO THE PORTALS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AS AN APPEAL. For additional information on filing an appeal, contact the Appeals Department at 803-***-**** or visit our website at https://www.dew.sc.gov/individuals/appeals.
SEE FURTHER EXPLANATIONS OF THE LAW ON PAGE TWO (2) OF THIS FORM South Carolina
Department of Employment and Workforce
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EXPLANATION OF DETERMINATION
South Carolina Employment and Workforce Law provides varying penalties for a claim that does not meet the requirements of the law.
The term “bona fide employer” means the employer with whom the claimant last earned at least eight (8) times the weekly benefit amount.
SECTION 41-35-110 provides that a claimant is eligible for benefits for any week only if the week is claimed according to the regulations, and the claimant has registered and continued to report to an employment office for work as required. Additionally, a claimant must be physically able to work at his usual occupation which prior training and experience show him to be qualified. Also, a claimant must be available for work, which means being ready, able, and willing to accept suitable work, and that personal circumstances would not prevent him from accepting such work. No weeks of unemployment benefits will be paid for weeks for which the claimant is held to be unavailable. The claimant should call 1-866-***-**** if the condition which caused the unavailability changes. SECTION 41-35-120(1) provides that a claimant shall be disqualified from benefits if the Department finds that the claimant left work without good cause connected with the employment. The disqualification shall begin on the effective date of the claim and shall continue until the claimant returns to work and earns at least eight times the weekly benefit of the claim. SECTION 41-35-120(2)(a) provides that a claimant shall be disqualified from benefits if the Department finds that the claimant was discharged for misconduct connected with the most recent work. The disqualification shall begin on the effective date of the claim and shall continue for twenty weeks, with a corresponding reduction of the claimant's benefits to be calculated by multiplying the weekly benefit amount by twenty. Misconduct includes deliberate violations or disregard of standards of behavior the employer has the right to expect, or carelessness or negligence of such degree or recurrence as to show an intentional and substantial disregard of the employer's interest or the claimant's duties and obligations to the employer. SECTION 41-35-120(2)(b) provides that a claimant shall be disqualified from benefits if the Department finds that the claimant was discharged for cause, other than misconduct, connected with the most recent work. The disqualification shall begin on the effective date of the claim and shall continue for not less than five nor more than nineteen weeks, with a corresponding reduction of the claimant's benefits to be calculated by multiplying the weekly benefit amount by the number of weeks of the disqualification.
SECTION 41-35-120(3) provides that a claimant shall be disqualified from benefits if the Department finds that the claimant was discharged for illegal drug use. The disqualification shall begin on the effective date of the claim and shall continue until the claimant returns to work and earns at least eight times the weekly benefit amount of the claim. SECTION 41-35-120(4) provides that a claimant shall be disqualified from benefits if the Department finds that the claimant was discharged for gross misconduct. The disqualification shall begin on the effective date of the claim and shall continue until the claimant returns to work and earns at least eight times the weekly benefit amount of the claim. SECTION 41-35-120(5) provides that a claimant shall be disqualified from benefits if the Department finds the claimant failed without cause to either apply for suitable work when directed by the Department or to accept available suitable work. The disqualification shall begin on the effective the week the failure occurs and shall continue until the claimant returns to work and earns at least eight times the weekly benefit amount of the claim. SECTION 41-35-120(8) provides that a claimant shall be disqualified from benefits if the Department finds that the claimant retired voluntarily from the most recent work. The disqualification shall begin on the effective date of the claim and shall continue until the claimant returns to work and earns at least eight times the weekly benefit amount of the claim. If you are still unemployed at the end of a period of disqualification or believe you have met the requalification requirements imposed, you may reopen your claim by reporting to the local unemployment office on the earliest possible date following the end of the disqualification or after meeting the earnings requirement. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT US AT 1-866-***-****.