Taylor v. Ohio Unemployment Compensation Board of Review

Whiteside, Judge.

The appellant, Wendel L. Taylor, had been employed by Dial One Giametta and Sons (“Giametta”), as a working foreman for several years when, on April 15, 1988, he quit his job because his employer persisted in its refusal to withhold and pay his federal income tax. According to appellant, Giametta paid part of the compensation in cash and part by paychecks because of the withholding.

After quitting his job with Giametta, Taylor worked one day with Ever Green Lawn Corporation (“Ever Green”). He refused to work further for Ever Green when he was advised that, although his pay…