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Even though she turned down an offer to return to her old job, a secretary who quit because she couldn't find affordable childcare is entitled to employment security benefits, a federal judge in Rhode Island ruled. District Court Chief Judge Albert E. DeRobbio upheld a decision of the state's Department of Labor and Training Board of Review that the claimant "established good cause" to refuse the job offer.
February 06, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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