Work force investment wants their money back what do?

Dude, calm down. Never heard of it. What state are you in??? Explain to them the issue and see if they will work with ya.

 

Well you do owe money. You signed a contract doesn't mean they will come after you but they might. Offer em 50 bucks a month.

 

This may piss some off you included. I don't care for the I developed a medical problem preventing you from working. I'll call it the way I see it. You don't want to work period. There's plenty of other jobs out there, go get one or two whatever and start contributing instead of taking. At least you'll pay something in and hopefully the taxpayers get their money back eventually. Did you really give it much of a chance?

Driving isn't for everybody that's a fact but it sounds like you're another one of the I'll retire before I even start working and collect money from the government the rest of my life. How old are you? Get off the couch and go get a job.

If I do go to truck driving school I'll likely be paying for it out my own pocket so there's not a lot of sympathy for you. I blame people like you for my high blood pressure. I guess it's why I work a FT and PT job to support deadbeats. I've worked 25 years and paid more in every year than I've gotten back in tax returns. I'm a hell of a lot better of an investment than you and my reward is to pay more in to support your type. I should be the one going to school on the WIA not you.

The taxpayers can't afford you and your type any more either.

 

You signed a binding contract with your state. You reneged on your part, in effect breaking the contract. You must now pay them back, or they will make sure they get it back, by denying you future unemployment benefits, even taking away any tax refunds you get back. They can also work it out that any future paychecks you get, they get part of that, till the entire costs are paid back.

you had better call them and work something out. Maybe get your butt back into a truck?

This does happen. In my state as an example, if one is on unemployment and say wins the lottery, one MUST PAY BACK to state for all unemployment monies collected. It is indeed in the fine print!

In this scenario, he signed documents stating he is accepting monies for re-training for employment for x amount of time, hey, much like some trucking companies pay for driver training? He did not meet his end of the SIGNED contract, and they want thier money back.

Lesson learned, sign a contract? MEET the contract.

 

I had to snip out a whole lot, but actually I agree with you.

A signed contract whether it by by the state, a trucking company, a bank, etc,etc, is a signed contract, period.

Fail to meet the conditions of the contract, and the other party has the right to collect monies they paid for training. Pure, plain and simple!

SO if someone were to get a mortgage on a house, and suddenly got sick over home ownership, and does not make payments, does the bank allow one to live there mortgage free? Hell no, they foreclose!

Lesson learned I say, owe up to the responsibilities you take on like a man.

 

Make a payment plan with them and I am pretty sure they will work with you but to think you don't owe anything after signing a binding contract is ludacrious. You may be unable to drive a truck but find another type of work.

 

Why not just pay them back?? Surely you found a new job by now