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Question: Employment and Labor - Texas

Asked on 8/31/2009
Hurt at work and exposed to chemicals.
i fell into a hole a pipe broke from refinery and leaked all over me for about 30 min. i never received medical attention and was later fired for not following company policies. now they are denying unemployment benefits for me.

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Appeal the decision to deny your benefits.  Most companies give benefits after the appeal.  Also, you should get checked out by a doctor following your exposure.  If you have medical issues or something that prevents you from returning to work because of the exposure, you may be able to make a workers compensation claim.  You may also be able to sue your employer for worker's compensation retaliation.  It will depend on what was said after you fell in the whole.



  • Answered on 9/12/2009
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