General Chemical Corp. v. Unemployment Insurance Commission

GOLDEN, Chief Justice.

This case presents a question of statutory interpretation in which we review General Chemical Corporation’s contention that the Unemployment Insurance Commission improperly determined the Corporation was not entitled to the benefit of a favorable experience rating for the purpose of imposing the unemployment compensation contribution rate.

We affirm.

General Chemical Corporation tenders this issue:

Did the Commission act arbitrarily, capriciously, or unlawfully, within the meaning of W.S. § 16-3-114(e), by approving a determination of the Unemployment Insurance Division, or…