Solo Cup Company v. Pate
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
LAVENDER, Justice:
Claimant Pate worked for Respondent Solo Cup Company. The company required claimant to work in uniform. It supplied two uniforms and a locker at the plant with key so claimant could comply.
On Wednesday, April 4, 1973, claimant voluntarily terminated her employment with the cup company. Upon the company’s request and at that time she signed a termination statement. It read:
“I, L. Z. Pate, hereby voluntarily resign from the employment of Solo Cup Company. I further agree to the following: 1. That I will return all company property in good condition before I receive my last…
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