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@etienne92 Right- But they didn't have a problem with it until the end of March the next year - which is when I coincidentally pissed the boss off by pointing out some inconsistencies that he didn't like pointed out. All of a sudden there was a problem with me working remote more than an...

@ema20 I did do this. I sent an email back in Dec saying that.

@kaiser123 Last year I went at least 6x a month minimum. Then email sent end of last year and then it dropped to 5 times the whole of this year.

@ema20 Really?? If they're over the phone how can I even show them the evidence? There was no correspondence about it after that at all.

@ema20 Ok. But how else would I explain the sudden change in wanting me in the office all of a sudden? I wouldn't have to explain that part? Also does an appeal always happen before a judge? That seems very heavy. Is it like court? I thought it would just be like someone in an office that...

@ema20 Never filed for unemployment before and don't really know what's key or necessary. But I did email them over 4 months prior to being let go and they responded with a thank you.

@ema20 I told the boss months in advance. They said thanks for letting me know and had no problem with it. Then 4 months later They suddenly bring it up after I pissed them off about something else that I didn't mean to.

@ema20 No I'm saying that I went to the office but not regularly. The contract says I will work from home and in-office, but that's all. It does NOT say when or how often. I had to move and started going in about once a month instead. They didn't have a problem with that for months (everyone...

@dupare What rules did I make up?

contract says I will do my job both in office and remotely (but no set days are said in the contract). I went to the office 1-3 days a week at first, but quickly realized it was ridiculous. In the office I just took a desk and did zoom meetings with my colleagues who are virtually all remote...