Wilson v. Labor & Industrial Relations Comm'n

Wilson appeals from the circuit court’s order denying her petition for review of the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission’s order in this unemployment compensation case. Dispositive is Wilson’s assertion that she was denied procedural due process because the Appeals Tribunal referee found that Wilson “voluntarily left her work on May 31, 1983” and Wilson had no notice that a “voluntary quit” was at issue until she received the referee’s decision. Reversed and remanded to the circuit court with directions to remand to the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission for further proceedings.

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