The Appellate Division's August 2017 decision in McClain v. Board of Review granting the petitioner unemployment benefits stands in direct contrast to a separate, earlier appeals court ruling that denied benefits to a petitioner in similar circumstances.
March 13, 2018 at 04:43 PM
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The New Jersey Supreme Court has agreed to hear the state’s appeal in the case of a worker who was granted unemployment benefits after she left one job for a better-paying one, only to find later that the second job disappeared.
The Appellate Division’s August 2017 decision in McClain v. Board of Review granting the petitioner unemployment benefits stands in direct contrast to a separate, earlier appeals court ruling that denied benefits to a petitioner in similar circumstances.
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