Dwyer v. Unemployment Compensation Commission

This case involves a claim for benefits under the Michigan unemployment compensation act. * The essential facts are undisputed. Plaintiff and appellee, John Dwyer, voluntarily retired from the Detroit police department in September, 1944, after 25 years’ service as a patrolman. He is receiving a life pension of half-pay from that organization, is 50 years of age, and in good health. On October 3, 1944, shortly after retiring from the police force, he took employment with the Packard Motor Car Company, defendant and appellant, as a plant guard, and continued in its employment until September…