Industrial Commission v. Redmond

From August 1970 through part of February 1973, the respondent-claimant, Stephen J. Redmond (herein referred to as claimant), was a full-time college student working part-time for Casyndekan, Inc. Through no fault of his own, claimant was laid off his part-time job in February 1972. Therafter, he filed a claim for unemployment compensation which was initially disallowed. Subsequently, following a hearing, a referee also ruled that his claim should be disallowed since, as a full-time student, claimant was unavailable for full-time work. The Industrial Commission (herein referred to as the…