Randolph v. New Mexico Employment Security Department
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BACA, Justice.
Petitioner-Appellant, Patricia D. Randolph, appeals from an order of the district court, which affirmed a decision of the New Mexico Employment Security Department (NMESD) Board of Review (Board) to disqualify Randolph from unemployment benefits because she voluntarily quit her work without good cause. Randolph contends that the district court érred in finding that: (1) she was generally paid in a timely manner although she was requested to delay cashing her paycheck on one occasion; (2) she voluntarily participated in some of the Bible study classes conducted at work;…
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