Depends.. Unemployment doesn’t work that way anymore in some states.. there’s the “Good Cause to Quit” and they may still be able top collect.
Pathetic but true.
There may be a cause to quit and you can also possibly collect if you are fired. But there will be a phone hearing with the UI office, employee and employer to work that out. It is also done via written communication.
Not going back to your previous job because you make more on unemployment is not a valid reason.
there’s the “Good Cause to Quit” and they may still be able top collect.”””
Worth fighting if there was NO GOOD CAUSE TO QUIT.