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Butson
- While collectying unemployment, he applied for workers compensation. Once worker's comp was granted, they required him to pay back what he collected in unemployment.
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Corcoran
- The town clerk may not appeal an unemployment compensation eligibility granted to the assistant town clerk because he personally is not charged for those benefits.
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Fleece on Earth
- Even ladies knitting sweaters at home for piece work are employees on whom the business must pay unemployment taxes.
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Holton
- A town cop quit. Was denied unemployment. Won on his second appeal. Benefits paid and charged to the town's reimbursable account. The town wants to appeal this decision; but the court says that since the town has to pay these reimbursable charges win or lose, therefore they have no legal standing to appeal.
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Lynch
- Could not get along with the supervisor.
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Mid Vermont Christian School
- Previously, the state had sent them a latter saying their religious school was exempt from unem0ployment taxes. Now, the state has changed its mind.
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Moose
- A part-timer occaisional bartender at the Moose left her regular full time job. The Moose should not be charged for her unemployment benefits.
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Longariello
- This "Integration Specialist" was hired by the school system to work from February through June. They said he could take his Summer pay in one lump sum, rather than monthly payments. That's what he chose. But now he is suing the employer for paying him in a way which disqualified him from collecting Unemployment.
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Sheehan
- This is a complicated dispute about a successor rate.
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Trask
- He filed for and received benefits. A year later, the department decided they should never have paid him, and demanded the money back. He had 30 days to appeal. The 30th day was a Sunday. He mailed on a Monday. He appealed too late. So the state can decide a year later they goofed; but if he misses the deadline by a day he is out of luck.
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