Clinton v. Hake

The appellants, some 250 employees of Knox Porcelain Corporation, sought compensation benefits under the Unemployment Compensation Law, Chap. 1, Public Acts of Extra Session of 1936, as amended, now carried as Code secs. 6901.1 through 6901.24, while they were out of work on a strike due to a labor dispute. "We will refer to the appellants as claimants, the appellee Hake, as commissioner, and appellee and appellant Knox Porcelain Corporation as company.

On July 1,1946, the claimants went on a strike because their representative and the company could not agree on certain wage increases and…