If you are fired from a position in a retail business for petty theft, grand theft, larceny do you forfeit your rights to unemployment benefits?
Question Details: If you are fired for theft do you still retain your unemployment benefits?
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I doubt it. I'm not a California attorney, and the law of unemployment benefits can differ from one state to another, but this is a firing for good cause. In every state I've checked, that makes you ineligible for unemployment.
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