Tackling a scenario in which lower courts have reached diverging opinions, the New Jersey Supreme Court is considering whether a worker can receive unemployment benefits after a second job has failed to pan out.
October 11, 2017 at 03:31 PM
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Tackling a scenario in which lower courts have reached diverging opinions, the New Jersey Supreme Court is considering whether a worker can receive unemployment benefits after a second job has failed to pan out.
The court heard oral arguments Wednesday in the matter of a registered nurse who left one job for health reasons to take a desk job with another employer, but lost that job after she failed a qualification exam.
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