Unemployment Compensation Commission v. Tomko
Supreme Court of Virginia
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtEggleston, J.
Approximately one thousand unemployed miners filed with the Unemployment Compensation Commission their respective claims for benefits under the Virginia Unemployment Compensation Act (Code, § 60-1 ff.). Upon a hearing, after due notice to all claimants and their respective last employers, the Commission denied all of the claims except those of two individuals who had been employed on a part-time basis at the Consumers Mining Corporation in Tazewell county. The rights of these two claimants are not involved on the present appeal.
From this decision the other claimants who had been last employed…
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