Hurst v. Board of Review of the Ind. Com'n
Utah Supreme Court
1Per curiam
The claimant Harold C. Hurst seeks review from the decision of the Board of Review denying him unemployment benefits. The Board’s decision affirmed an administrative law judge ruling that Hurst did not have good cause to quit and that it was not inconsistent with equity and good conscience to deny him benefits. We affirm.
Hurst was employed as a sales representative with Terra Diamond Industrial, Inc. (Terra Diamond), between May 1,1984, and August 8, 1985. For the first eight months, he worked his assigned territory of southern California and Nevada while living in Salt Lake City. His rent…
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