Ford Motor Co. v. Unemployment Compensation Commission
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCarr, C. J.
The claimant and appellant, Drusilla . Koski, was employed by the Ford Motor Company in March, 1943, as a bench hand, and continued in such employment until October 15, 1944, when she was laid off. During the period referred to claimant worked on the afternoon shift from 3:40 p.m. to 11:40 p.m. On October 23d, following her lay-off, she filed claim for unemployment compensation under the statute. * Thereafter, and on January 17, 1945, she was recalled by the Ford Motor Company, and continued to be employed on the afternoon shift until April 18, 1945. The question at issue in the case is…
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