Dan River Mills, Inc. v. Unemployment Compensation Commission

In June, 1952, Carolyn P. Jones, a former employee of Dan River Mills, Incorporated, filed with the Unemployment Compensation Commission of Virginia a claim for benefits under Code, sec. 60-48. Pursuant to section 60-49 the claim was examined by a deputy commissioner who determined that the claimant was able to work and available for work in the area where she then resided, and hence was eligible to receive benefits under section 60-46(c), but that because she had “voluntarily left her last employment without good cause, she should be disqualified from receiving benefits for a period of five…