Lynne
Portsmouth,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, October 27, 2008
To Dr No ang Gregg, your comments sound racially motivated and Dr No I wonder if your obvious prejudice is the reason you neede to enlist the services of the VE anyway. I feel I have been wronged by them also, but I don't think it hd anything to do with the color of the individuals who work at the location I went into. (Portsmouth, VA) EIther way, I wish you the best of luck with your situation and hope all is resolved to your liking. If so, what will they be then? Still monkeys who only care about the NAACP? How rude and tasteless!
Lynne
Portsmouth,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, October 27, 2008
To Dr No ang Gregg, your comments sound racially motivated and Dr No I wonder if your obvious prejudice is the reason you neede to enlist the services of the VE anyway. I feel I have been wronged by them also, but I don't think it hd anything to do with the color of the individuals who work at the location I went into. (Portsmouth, VA) EIther way, I wish you the best of luck with your situation and hope all is resolved to your liking. If so, what will they be then? Still monkeys who only care about the NAACP? How rude and tasteless!
Lynne
Portsmouth,#4Consumer Comment
Mon, October 27, 2008
To Dr No ang Gregg, your comments sound racially motivated and Dr No I wonder if your obvious prejudice is the reason you neede to enlist the services of the VE anyway. I feel I have been wronged by them also, but I don't think it hd anything to do with the color of the individuals who work at the location I went into. (Portsmouth, VA) EIther way, I wish you the best of luck with your situation and hope all is resolved to your liking. If so, what will they be then? Still monkeys who only care about the NAACP? How rude and tasteless!
Lynne
Portsmouth,#5Consumer Comment
Mon, October 27, 2008
To Dr No ang Gregg, your comments sound racially motivated and Dr No I wonder if your obvious prejudice is the reason you neede to enlist the services of the VE anyway. I feel I have been wronged by them also, but I don't think it hd anything to do with the color of the individuals who work at the location I went into. (Portsmouth, VA) EIther way, I wish you the best of luck with your situation and hope all is resolved to your liking. If so, what will they be then? Still monkeys who only care about the NAACP? How rude and tasteless!
Gregg
Fresno,#6Consumer Comment
Fri, January 09, 2004
You received some good advice from Jacqueline. Thank you Jacqueline for your time and quality advice. Now, whatever you do, DR No, DON'T go postal on their bureaucratic asses. I do not want to read headlines about how a disgruntled recipient of benefits mowed down dozens of state slaves in Virginia. Good luck to you.
Jacqueline
Hammond,#7Consumer Suggestion
Thu, January 08, 2004
It is unclear as to whether you are being treated unfairly, having personal employment records corrupted, or are lost in government red-tape. There is no jurisdiction permitted to inaccurately report your personal work record or information. Even as Citizens, we too can get into trouble for falsifying our OWN information. You have to be able to prove this is true. IF you have kept a record, and can prove they are altering the State computer database, by all means, inform the proper authorities. I just wanted to offer this information, if it could be of assistance to you for future possibilities. You already have the Virginia Commission's website, but if you look further in there is a special section for those who suspect being treated unfairly. This section is run by the State Monitor Advocates. Their address: State Monitor Advocates of The Virginian Emp. Com. 703 East Main Street, Room 308 Richmond, Va, 23219 Phone: 1-804-786-6094 They specialize in helping Virginia residents who have experienced difficulty in dealing with the Employment Commission Job Placement. Now I could be wrong about this, and am relying on you to correct me, but this is according to their website. This might be a common problem, if there is a whole help section reserved. Not every State in the Union has this type of service. You still might consider contacting your Attorney General. Hope this helps. Rip-off Report Volunteer
Jacqueline
Hammond,#8Consumer Suggestion
Thu, January 08, 2004
It is unclear as to whether you are being treated unfairly, having personal employment records corrupted, or are lost in government red-tape. There is no jurisdiction permitted to inaccurately report your personal work record or information. Even as Citizens, we too can get into trouble for falsifying our OWN information. You have to be able to prove this is true. IF you have kept a record, and can prove they are altering the State computer database, by all means, inform the proper authorities. I just wanted to offer this information, if it could be of assistance to you for future possibilities. You already have the Virginia Commission's website, but if you look further in there is a special section for those who suspect being treated unfairly. This section is run by the State Monitor Advocates. Their address: State Monitor Advocates of The Virginian Emp. Com. 703 East Main Street, Room 308 Richmond, Va, 23219 Phone: 1-804-786-6094 They specialize in helping Virginia residents who have experienced difficulty in dealing with the Employment Commission Job Placement. Now I could be wrong about this, and am relying on you to correct me, but this is according to their website. This might be a common problem, if there is a whole help section reserved. Not every State in the Union has this type of service. You still might consider contacting your Attorney General. Hope this helps. Rip-off Report Volunteer
Jacqueline
Hammond,#9Consumer Suggestion
Thu, January 08, 2004
It is unclear as to whether you are being treated unfairly, having personal employment records corrupted, or are lost in government red-tape. There is no jurisdiction permitted to inaccurately report your personal work record or information. Even as Citizens, we too can get into trouble for falsifying our OWN information. You have to be able to prove this is true. IF you have kept a record, and can prove they are altering the State computer database, by all means, inform the proper authorities. I just wanted to offer this information, if it could be of assistance to you for future possibilities. You already have the Virginia Commission's website, but if you look further in there is a special section for those who suspect being treated unfairly. This section is run by the State Monitor Advocates. Their address: State Monitor Advocates of The Virginian Emp. Com. 703 East Main Street, Room 308 Richmond, Va, 23219 Phone: 1-804-786-6094 They specialize in helping Virginia residents who have experienced difficulty in dealing with the Employment Commission Job Placement. Now I could be wrong about this, and am relying on you to correct me, but this is according to their website. This might be a common problem, if there is a whole help section reserved. Not every State in the Union has this type of service. You still might consider contacting your Attorney General. Hope this helps. Rip-off Report Volunteer