No, but it is also not to their advantage to do so. Unemployment insurance covers the cost of the paid money so it costs the company nothing extra. The penalty for lying on a Government document is heavy. They would be ahead to allow the collection of benefits.
Additional information:The "unemployment insurance" is the taxes the state collect from businesses to compensate workers the business laid off. There could be penalties, fines, and other actions taken by the state if the lies were found out. The state checks out everyone's responses to allegations, etc. and from what ever source they deem necessary.
The answer is trouble
it would be unethical to lie about the candidate's skills and personality, misleading prospective employers.
because they dont want to get in trouble but it makes more trouble
lie detectors
It's always best to be honest when you are in trouble. Lying can often make the situation worse and erode trust with others. Taking responsibility for your actions and working to make things right is usually the best course of action.
People lie sometimes to protect someone, or to stay out of trouble, or just for the fun it.
Sometimes to spare your feelings, or to stay out of trouble.
Sometimes to spare your feelings, or to stay out of trouble.
Just tell the truth even lie become big trouble 4 u...........
Yes They lie because they do not want to get in trouble
truth or lie you'll get in trouble
If you: 1) Lie about your employment status so that the UI agency believes you are completely unemployed; OR 2) Notify the UI agency that you are working freelance/part time but do not properly report all wages earned while collecting unemployment, then you are committing a crime (unemployment benefits fraud). Depending on what state you live in, you may: * have to repay benefits * be permanently or temporarily (years) disqualified from receiving unemployment benefits in the future * be fined * be arrested and jailed If you have made a mistake, contact your unemployment agency now to begin resolving the situation before it gets any worse.