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A former assistant at a nursing home and senior living facility can receive unemployment benefits, even after he was fired and charged by police for stealing jewelry from a resident.
A nursing home worker charged with stealing at least $30,000 worth of jewelry from an elderly resident has been awarded jobless benefits.
According to state records, Charles U. Wolfe worked for Cottage Grove Place in Cedar Rapids as a full-time resident assistant from October 2022 until he was fired in April.