Michigan Nursing Home Administrator (NHA) Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT a disqualification factor for unemployment?

  1. Voluntary quit due to personal reasons

  2. Termination with cause

  3. Refusal of suitable employment

  4. Job recall

The correct answer is: Job recall

The correct answer is associated with the concept of unemployment benefits and the conditions under which individuals may be disqualified from receiving these benefits. Job recall refers to a situation where an individual is called back to their job after a layoff. This does not constitute a disqualifying event for unemployment benefits because the individual is being offered their prior position back. In contrast, voluntary quitting for personal reasons, termination with cause, and refusal of suitable employment typically lead to disqualification from receiving unemployment benefits. These actions are associated with a lack of willingness or ability to work, which does not align with the eligibility criteria for unemployment compensation. As such, job recall remains an event that maintains eligibility rather than disqualifies an individual from unemployment assistance.