those in the education field have it hard as it is ,, taken benifits from them throws undue hardship on them there familys, and the economy,, gov haley don't be a one term gov ,, i feel u r doing great, just do not agree on said bill

The problem with Her signing the Unemployment bill is that South Carolina is a right to work state. It is sometimes called free hire, free fire which means that one can be fired for any reason, a made up reason, a lie. There is no recourse and you find out that the bill of rights, the Constitution even miranda rights don't apply to the work place. Right to work guarrentees that all the chips are on the other side of the table. Employers love it and that is why we have right to work.

So glad I don't live in South Carolina anymore. I was fired from a job for made up reasons because one of my many bosses decided she didn't like me. She fired someone every few months, and I was her latest victim. I did my job and did it well but because someone didn't like me, I was fired. I applied for unemployment, was denied, appealed and once they heard the excuses for firing me, I won several months worth of back pay. Of course, that's after wasting everyone's time and more of the state's money. So, great job, Haley. You've just made it even easier for companies to screw over their employees for any made up reason they can think of. Many good, hard working people will be hurt by this because you want to side with companies that only care about the bottom line and exploit their workers. If real wrongdoing is the problem, then that should be obvious. There is no need to assume an employee is guilty any more than there is to believe whatever the company decides to accuse that person of.

If so many employees in this state are denied representation in the workplace (especially state employees - they can not have any type of representation in labor according to state law), then doesn't this just allow companies to dump employees for trumped-up reasons to avoid paying unemployment taxes? Haley continues her drive to make this a plutocratic, communist, Marxian state.

These bills are just Haley's latest attack on workers and educators.
The first bill is unnecessary in a "right to work" state. Workers can be fired for any reason or no reason. Unemployment is only awarded if the employer can't provide a reasonable explanation-- which would include all the situations covered in the bill.
The second bill is simply Haley another installment in Haley's campaign to discredit SC public education. She wants to privatize it and this is one way to convince the voters that teachers are deadbeats on the public payroll.

I have enough for a wrongful termination suit, but denied unemployment????