Jansen v. PEOPLES ELEC. CO., INC.
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
SIMONETT, Justice.
An employee who was bumped from his job by reason of the seniority provision in his collective bargaining agreement seeks review of a denial of unemployment compensation benefits. Finding that the legislature has chosen not to discard the “constructive voluntary quit” rule, we affirm.
Relator John R. Jansen, a member of the Electrical Workers Union Local 110, was employed for about a year by respondent Peoples Electric Company, Inc. Under the union contract, Jansen was a probationary, nonseniority employee, since he had not yet worked the 1,800 hours nor passed the…
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