Matter of Werner
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
WELLS, Judge.
Judge Lee, in his conclusions of law, has succinctly set forth the issues in this matter. We repeat them verbatim:
1. The resignation of the appellant pursuant to a demand from her supervisor that she resign, was not a voluntary departure from work within the meaning of G.S. Sec. 96-15(1) [sic].
2. The appellant’s failure to take affirmative action to pursue a grievance did not render her otherwise involuntary departure voluntary within the meaning of G.S. Sec. 96-14(1).
3. The Deputy Commissioner committed error in holding as a matter of law that the appellant was disqualified from…
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