O'DELL v. Division of Employment Security
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
HOUSER, Commissioner.
Nine hundred and forty-seven employees of General Motors, Chevrolet Division, Kansas City filed claims for unemployment compensation benefits. Without a hearing a deputy determined that claimants were eligible and that their unemployment was due to lack of work at the premises, not to a stoppage of work resulting from a labor dispute. After a hearing before a referee the Appeals Tribunal reversed the deputy’s determination and denied all claims. The Industrial Commission, one member dissenting, denied an application for review, holding that the findings of fact of the…
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