Harper v. Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board

QUILLEN, Judge.

This matter is before the Court on appeal from a decision by the Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board denying the appellant unemployment compensation benefits.

For twenty-four years the appellant, Mrs. Marjorie K. Harper, worked two days a week for a local physician. Suffering from hypertension, on the advice of her physician she never worked on a full time basis. In June 1971, Mrs. Harper lost her job through no fault of her own and subsequently applied for unemployment compensation benefits. In an interview at the Department of Labor, Mrs. Harper stated:

“I am not looking for…