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Devan Moliga's unemployment benefits claim has been approved starting November 25, 2018, as it was determined that the reasons for his termination from Red Dot Corporation did not constitute misconduct. He has the right to appeal this decision by January 14, 2019, and must continue to submit weekly claims for benefits. Additional information and resources for job searching and appeals are provided in the letter.

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Devan Moliga's unemployment benefits claim has been approved starting November 25, 2018, as it was determined that the reasons for his termination from Red Dot Corporation did not constitute misconduct. He has the right to appeal this decision by January 14, 2019, and must continue to submit weekly claims for benefits. Additional information and resources for job searching and appeals are provided in the letter.

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P.O.

Box 9046, Olympia, WA 98507

Date: Dec 15 2018


54000003-000887-01-00000000

Letter ID: L0007255467


Claimant ID: KNBFN7
DEVAN MOLIGA 2ND
4306 S 124TH ST
TUKWILA WA 98178-3445

Dear DEVAN MOLIGA: Separation from a job-11336125


We made a decision about your unemployment benefits claim based on information we have at this
time.
We approved your unemployment benefits starting Nov 25 2018 as long as you otherwise
qualify.

You or your employer, RED DOT CORPORATION, said you were fired. We decided that your
actions were not misconduct because of the reason(s) below.
• We don’t know why your employer decided to fire you.
The laws that apply are RCW 50.20.066, RCW 50.04.294, WAC 192-150-200 and WAC
192-150-205.

If we need to consider other questions about your claim, we’ll send you separate letters to address
each issue.

You can appeal.


You can appeal this decision if you disagree with it. The people or businesses listed below also can
appeal the decision. We’ll notify you if they do.

We sent a copy of this letter to:

DEVAN MOLIGA 2ND 4306 S 124TH ST TUKWILA WA 98178-3445,


RED DOT CORPORATION 495 ANDOVER PARK E TUKWILA WA 98188-7605
What you need to do:
• Read this entire letter carefully and decide if you want to appeal. You have until Jan 14 2019
to appeal.
• If we approved your benefits, or if we denied them and you decide to appeal, continue to submit
weekly claims for weeks you want to receive benefits. We’ll decide if you’re qualified to receive
those benefits.

Search more than 60,000 Washington jobs on [Link]. Visit WorkSource for free employment workshops and expert
job-hunting advice.
Read the Handbook for Unemployed Workers at [Link] to find everything you need to know about benefits, including training
for a new career.

L0007255467
DETERMINATION LETTER

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How to appeal:
You or your employer(s) can appeal on eServices, by fax or postmarked by Jan 14 2019. You cannot
appeal by email or phone.

The easiest way to appeal is to log into eServices, select this decision and follow the instructions.
54000003-000887-02-00000000

If you choose to write a letter, you must tell us you disagree with the decision and would like to
appeal. You must also include:
• Your Social Security number.
• The employer’s name, address and phone number.
• Which decision you want to appeal.
• Your signature. We will return any unsigned appeals.

Mail or fax the letter to:


Employment Security Department
Claims Center Appeals
P.O. Box 19018
Olympia, WA 98507-0018
Fax: (800) 301-1795
After we receive an appeal:
• We will send the appeal and all information we have about this decision to the Office of
Administrative Hearings (OAH), which will schedule a hearing.
• OAH will send a Notice of Hearing to you and the people or businesses listed above about the
hearing date and time.

More about filing an appeal:


• Go to the Benefit denials and appeals page on [Link] or type “benefit appeals”
in the search box. You can find an appeal template on the Benefit denials and appeals page,
available in English or Spanish.
• Visit [Link] and type 50.32.020 in the search box.

Questions:
If you have questions about this letter, see the Handbook for Unemployed Workers at
[Link]/handbook or pick up a copy at your local WorkSource office. You can also call the
claims center at (800) 318-6022.

Search more than 60,000 Washington jobs on [Link]. Visit WorkSource for free employment workshops and expert
job-hunting advice.
Read the Handbook for Unemployed Workers at [Link] to find everything you need to know about benefits, including training
for a new career.

L0007255467
DETERMINATION LETTER

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