Clay v. BMC West Truss Plant
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
SCHROEDER, Justice.
BMC West Truss Plant appeals from an Industrial Commission decision in favor of Bruce J. Clay’s claim for unemployment benefits. BMC appeals the Industrial Commission’s conclusions that: (1) Clay did not voluntarily quit his employment; (2) Clay was discharged from employment but not for misconduct; and (3) Clay is able to work, and available for and seeking suitable work.
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BACKGROUND AND PRIOR PROCEEDINGS
BMC West Truss Plant (BMC) owns and operates a truss manufacturing plant in Idaho Falls. Bruce J. Clay (Clay), was employed by BMC as a sawyer at the plant. Trusses are…
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