Alsip v. Klosterman Baking Co.
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Marianna Brown Bettman, Presiding Judge.
I. Procedural Posture
This is an appeal from the denial of unemployment compensation benefits. The claimants are Timothy Alsip and forty-seven other employees of the Kloster-man Baking Company. They applied for unemployment compensation benefits in connection with a work stoppage which began June 19, 1994. After a hearing before a hearing officer of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services (“OBES”), the Administrator of the OBES issued a decision which held that the employees were not entitled to unemployment benefits during the work stoppage. The…
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