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Misconduct, Evidence, and Credibility: How Unemployment Insurance Appeals Are Decided

SKU: INS1500
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Description

This CLE course provides a practical overview of how unemployment insurance appeals are decided and why similar cases often lead to different outcomes. The course begins with core UI program principles, including eligibility versus disqualification, sources of legal authority, and appeal rights.

Participants will examine the structure and mechanics of unemployment appeal hearings, including jurisdiction, burdens of proof, evidentiary standards, and witness examination in administrative proceedings. The program then focuses on misconduct versus non-misconduct determinations, addressing how adjudicators evaluate notice, intent, credibility, reasonableness, foreseeability, mitigating and aggravating circumstances, and gaps in the evidentiary record.

Emphasis is placed on common pitfalls, persuasive strategies, and the practical factors that most often determine whether unemployment benefits are awarded or denied.

Lecturer Bio

Charles Badger

Charles Badger has been a hearing officer at the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development since 2023. He hears and decides 30-40 unemployment insurance appeals per week, covering a wide range of topics including construction accidents, workplace injuries, safety breaches, financial malfeasance, confidential information/ privacy breaches, disability accommodations, discrimination and harassment). He earned his B.A. in Philosophy from Berea College (Berea, KY) and his J.D. from the University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law (Memphis, TN).

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