Ennis v. Employment Division

Claimant appeals from a denial of unemployment compensation benefits, contending that the referee and Employment Appeals Board erred in finding that she left work voluntarily.

When claimant began work in a bank in May 1977, the operations officer either promised her a raise in three months, which he had no authority to do, or told her she would be eligible for a raise after a three-month evaluation, which was in error, because she was in a class of employes which was to be evaluated generally only after six months on the job. She was evaluated after three months anyway and told that no raise…