Curry v. Administrator

The claimant, Lillian Curry, a married woman who was employed at Casco Products Company, Bridgeport, left her employment December 28, 1956, because she was pregnant. Mrs. Curry was expecting her child on May 9,1957. Her doctor had advised her to leave work at the end of November, 1956, because claimant’s work involved climbing two flights of stairs two or three times a day, and the doctor felt that such stair climbing was ill-advised during pregnancy. Nevertheless, Mrs. Curry continued to work until December 28,1956, as above stated, when, there being no other work for her at the plant which…