McCammon v. Yellowstone Co., Inc.
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
DONALDSON, Chief Justice.
This is an appeal from a decision of the Idaho Industrial Commission denying claimant-appellant’s unemployment benefits. Claimant Robert W. McCammon filed for unemployment benefits on March 22, 1977. Originally he was declared eligible for benefits but his employer, Ossie Rhash, protested, requesting a redetermination. Redetermination was bypassed at the request of the Industrial Commission and the matter was forwarded as an appeal to the Appeals Examiner, who concluded that McCammon had voluntarily left his employment and was thus ineligible for unemployment…
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