Pilat v. Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
By THE COURT:
The plaintiff seeks to recover unemployment compensation from the defendant. In his application to determine the benefits and rights, he alleged that his last employer was Friars Club, and the nature of his work was that of pin-boy in its bowling alley.
The record shows that applicant had been previously employed by Central Turners and had filed an application for, and been allowed compensation after severance of that employment.
The record fails to show that Friars Club conforms to the definition of an employer as that term is defined in §1345-1 GC.
The administrator…
2Cited by1 opinion
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