Bayly Manufacturing Co. v. Department of Employment

This writ of error is directed to a judgment of the district court affirming awards of unemployment compensation benefits to thirteen claimants who had been employees of plaintiff in error, Bayly Manufacturing Company, hereinafter referred to as Bayly.

Bayly’s contentions on this writ of error fall into two general categories: (I) those concerning the constitutional issues, and (II) those concerning the merits of the awards. We shall consider the alleged errors in the same order.

I. The Constitutional Issues

Bayly hurls sweeping broadsides against the Employment Security Act on constitutional…