Massachusetts Questions and Answers about Benefits: Unemployment

Does this forced resignation qualify for unemployment?
I filed a two week notice with my work to leave for another job. A few days into the new job, I was told I would not be getting taxes taken out so I chose to refuse the position. My current workplace ...
1 answer | asked Mar 13, 2011 7:10 PM [EST] | applies to Massachusetts

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