Garner v. Horkley Oil
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
McDEVITT, Chief Justice.
Claimants James A. Gamer (“Garner”) and Chris D. Hadley (“Hadley”) applied for unemployment benefits after each had voluntarily quit his previous employment to accept offers of new employment which proved unsuccessful. Gamer quit his part-time work as a truck driver with Horkley Oil to accept a full-time position as a salesman for Anderson Lumber Company. Garner became partially unemployed after three months with Anderson Lumber due to a slow down. Hadley quit work as a house framing laborer for Roger Carney after he received an offer of employment from Y-J Foods for…
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