- Indiana law provides for unemployment compensation when employees are discharged without just cause.
- Claims are resolved through an administrative Agency process.
- Failure to comply with time limits, sometimes called a statute of limitations, may have adverse ramifications to employers defending against charges and lawsuits, or those asserting employee rights, irrespective of the merits, or lack thereof, of a claim.
- Link to Indiana's unemployment compensation website, where useful information may be obtained:
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