Kentucky Unemployment Insurance Commission v. Young
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
IRA D. SMITH, Special Commissioner.
This appeal involves just one question, —and that is the interpretation of KRS 341.370(2) (c), which denies unemployment benefits to a worker, if “he has left his most recent suitable work voluntarily without good cause.”
Both appellant and appellees agree upon the following statement of facts:
Edward Young was hired by the Whayne Supply Company on August 31, 1942. He remained in that company’s employ until February 8, 1963, when he was retired under a company policy that all plant employees be compulsorily retired upon attaining the age of 65. Mr. Young…
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