If you have applied for Florida Unemployment compensation and were denied benefits you have the right to appeal the decision. The Florida unemployment insurance appeals board was created to determine if there is justification to your claim or if their initial findings were correct.
When you go before the Florida unemployment insurance appeals board you have the right to represent yourself, provide evidence why you are entitled to receive benefits. If there is question as to the cause of your termination from your former employer you are allowed to bring any key witnesses to this hearing to verify your position.
The Florida unemployment insurance appeals board is designed to provide a fair hearing for both the worker and the employer alike.
You can file an unemployment insurance appeal online or in one of the workforce innovation offices. Appeals are given a hearing date and the employee and employer must attend to state there case to a referee.
The outcome of this hearing is generally final but can be appealed again if either party can show just cause. The case is then put before a commission to receive a final judgment. At that time the appeal is finalized regardless of the outcome.
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