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JSB Question

invalidname · 2010-03-10 23:21:02

Hey, I am leaving my job of 2 and a half years, because i have started night college, and my job won't let me off to do the exams. When i rang to see if i could get the jsb while i look for new job, he said my contributions were fine, but i'd be disqualified because my reason for leaving my job wasn't good enough. Any…

10-03-2010 11:21pm

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invalidname

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Hey,

I am leaving my job of 2 and a half years, because i have started night college, and my job won't let me off to do the exams.

When i rang to see if i could get the jsb while i look for new job, he said my contributions were fine, but i'd be disqualified because my reason for leaving my job wasn't good enough.

Any chance of an appeal on this? Or what is considered a good enough reason?

Thanking you in advance

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#2 10-03-2010 11:51pm

Xiney

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leaving a job voluntarily can disqualify you for up to 9 weeks.

after the 9 weeks though, you would qualify.

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