Updates | Overview of the Manual | Foreword (PDF)
The following documents are PDF (Portable Document Format) files.
| Able & Available | Sections 5 - 515.95. This chapter details Commission precedents on claimants' eligibility for unemployment benefits based on their being able and available for work. |
| Chargeback | Table of Contents and all sections of the chapter detailing Commission precedents on chargebacks to employers' tax accounts with the TWC. |
| Labor Dispute | Sections 5 - 470.25. This chapter details Commission precedents on claims eligibility for unemployment compensation in situations involving an organized labor dispute. |
| Miscellaneous | Sections 5 - 630. This chapter details Commission precedents not covered under other divisions of the Manual. |
| Misconduct | Table of contents and sections 5 - 600. This chapter details Commission precendents on claimants' eligibility for unemployment benefits in cases involving an allegation of employee misconduct. |
| Procedure | Sections 5 through 450.10. This chapter details Commission precedents involving procedural issues related to the administration of unemployment benefits and claim determinations. |
| Suitable Work | Sections 5 through 515.95. This chapter details Commission precedents on claimants' eligibility for unemployment benefits following a work refusal or failure to seek work. |
| Total & Partial Unemployment | Sections 5 - 460.75. This chapter details Commission precedents in cases in which claimants' eligibility for unemployment benefits is dependant on whether they are deemed totally or partially unemployed. |
| Voluntary Leaving | Sections 5 through 515.95. This chapter details Commission precedents on claimant's eligibility for unemployment benefits in cases in which there is an allegation that a claimant has voluntarily left available work. |
| Appendix | The appendix lists court cases construing various sections of the Texas Unemployment Compensation Act. The cases are listed in alphabetical order as well as according to the sections of the Act which are construed. |
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