Gunderson v. Rose Hill Realty

On May 19, 1978, appellee Judy Gunderson applied for unemployment benefits. The Michigan Employment Security Commission (MESC) determined that she was entitled to benefits. Ms. Gunderson subsequently received $560 in benefits. On August 17, 1978, the MESC issued a redetermination which required her to return the $560 because she refused a work offer made by her former employer. She appealed that decision to a referee, who affirmed the redetermination order. She then appealed to the MESC Board of Review, which on February 22, 1980, reversed the referee’s decision. Thereafter the employer, Rose…