Radke v. Employment Security Commission
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtTargonski, J.
Plaintiff Herman Radke was laid off as a laborer for Nelson Mill Company on April 30,1968. His job foreman had informed him around noon of the impending layoff, since there was no work remaining for him to do. Plaintiff was laid off about one-half hour before his usual quitting time. On the next day, May 1, 1968, the carpenter’s union went on strike, remaining on strike until "Wednesday, August 7, 1968. One week after the carpenters’ dispute was settled, plaintiff was rehired by his employer Nelson Mill Company. Plaintiff was not a member of any striking union, received no unemployment…
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