Steinberg v. Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
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STEPHENS, J.
This appeal follows denial of a petition for writ of mandate.
Steinberg was employed by American Mailing Service for some period over four months prior to February 4, 1976, as a clerk-typist. On the 4th of February her employment ceased and the issue is whether she was terminated without cause or whether she “constructive voluntary quit.”
Steinberg did not get along well with her coworkers; they, in the main, all being related to the employer, a Mr. Spero. The only person with whom she worked well was a Mrs. Wolf. This inability to work with the others resulted in Steinberg’s…
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