Luongo Unemployment Compensation Case
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Woodside, J.,
This unemployment compensation case is complicated by the fact that the claimant, Frank Luongo, had multiple covered employment. He had been employed by S. J. Aronsohn, Inc., for approximately two years, working as a quill cleaner in his employer’s textile mill from 11:15 P.M. to 6:15 A.M., five days a week at an hourly wage of $1.21. In June of 1961, the-claimant obtained day-time employment with his uncle, Lorenzo Grecco, as a construction laborer at $1.50 per hour. From June to November 7, 1961, the claimant held both jobs. On the latter date, he voluntarily quit his…
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