Max: Justice Delayed is Typical

The Missouri Court of appeals recently reversed the Missouri Division of Employment Security decision that I was not qualified to receive unemployment compensation after Charter fired me. Almost two years after I was fired, two (technically 3 if you count half a day as a substitute teacher) jobs later, I qualify for unemployment.

I had appealed based of Charter's lack of evidence that I had done what they claimed (hanging up on customers). The Court decided that it was not material whether or not I had hung up on customers. All that mattered was that Charter did not prove that I had "evil" intent in any policy violations they claimed I had made.

I don't know if this means I will actually get any money. If I do, it will quickly evaporate into the financial black hole caused by being jobless for a year after Charter showed me the secret back door hidden in the HR office. Still, plus one for the weirdos.

If you are interested, you can read the Court's decision here.