LOWER APPEALS DECISION
DECISION
| DECISION DATE: October 12, 1989 |
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| CLAIMANT: Eugene Violet |
APPEAL NO.: 8911028 |
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| EMPLOYER: Department of Natural Resources |
L. O. NO.: 004 |
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APPELLANT: Claimant |
Issue: Whether the unemployment of the claimant was due to leaving
work voluntarily, without good cause, within the meaning
of Section 6(a) of the Law.
- NOTICE OF RIGHT OF FURTHER APPEAL -
ANY INTERESTED PARTY TO THIS DECISION MAY REQUEST A FURTHER
APPEAL AND SUCH APPEAL MAY BE FILED IN ANY EMPLOYMENT
SECURITY OFFICE. OR WITH THE APPEALS DIVISION ROOM 515,
1100 NORTH EUTAW STREET. BALTIMORE. MARYLAND 21201. EITHER
IN PERSON OR BY MAIL
THE PERIOD FOR FILING A PETITION FOR REVIEW EXPIRES AT MIDNIGHT
ON October 27, 1989.
APPEARANCES
For the Claimant:
Eugene E. Violet - Present |
For the Employer:
Not Present
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FINDINGS OF FACT
The claimant filed an original claim for unemployment insurance
benefits at Hagerstown, effective July 30, 1989.
The claimant was employed by the Maryland Department of Natural
Resources for a period of four weeks, from July 5, 1989
to August 1989. But, in view of the unrefuted assertions
and allegations made by the claimant concerning the poor
treatment, harassment and discrimination which he was
receiving at the hands of a supervisor, for which the
employer had apologized to the claimant, I conclude that
such evidence is sufficient to mitigate a penalty which
must be imposed pursuant to the provisions of Section
6(d) of the Maryland Unemployment Insurance Law. Accordingly,
such modification shall be entered herein.
DECISION
It is held that the claimant's was laid off or a non-disqualifying
reason within the meaning of Section 6(a) of the Maryland
Unemployment Insurance Law. Benefits are allowed from
July 30, 1989 and thereafter, provided the claimant is
otherwise eligible pursuant to the requirements of the
unemployment insurance law, and subject to such other
disqualification as may 'be entered herein.
It is held that the claimant failed, without good cause,
to accept suitable work when offered, within the meaning
of Section 6(d) of the Maryland Unemployment Insurance
Law. Benefits are denied for the week beginning July 30,
1989 and the four weeks immediately following.Van D. Caldwell, Hearing Examiner
Robin L. Brodinsky, Hearing Examiner
Date of Hearing: October 4, 1989
km/Specialist ID: 04455
Cassette No: 8287
Copies mailed on October 12, 1989 to:
Claimant
Employer
Unemployment Insurance - Hagerstown - (MABS)
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