Nichols v. Kentucky Unemployment Insurance Commission
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
DUNN, Judge.
This appeal is from a judgment of the Laurel Circuit Court affirming the decision of the Kentucky Unemployment Insurance Commission that the appellant had acquiesced to changes in the terms and conditions of his employment and had, therefore, voluntarily quit his work with the appellee without good cause.
The appellant, Charles H. Nichols, was first employed by the appellee, Sweet Hollow, Inc., sometime in late 1981. At that time, the appellant agreed to work forty hours per week with his principal duties being the performance of carpentry and general maintenance activities. The…
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