Pomorski Unemployment Compensation Case

Opinion by

Hirt, J.,

Claimant, under his contract of hiring, performed a variety of work as an assistant to the owner in the operation of a retail meat market. He cut meat, dressed chickens, made deliveries, and also cleaned up the place. He worked for a period of but three and one half months. In this unemployment compensation case the board found: “On February 3, 1958, the claimant advised his employer that he was terminating his employment because he was dissatisfied with the working conditions and the duties assigned to him. Continuing work was available for the claimant had he desired to…