Teacher transferring from SC to NC
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Aug 13, 2017
I say this next part gently: Sometimes this is a thing they do if they want you to leave.
No, you cannot collect unemployment if you opt not to take this assignment. Again, you're a county employee, and if they offer you a placement in the county and you decline it, you quit voluntarily ... you wouldn't be unemployed.
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