Wood Unemployment Compensation Case

Opinion by

Woodside, J.,

The appellant, whose claim for unemployment compensation was denied by the board, was last employed as a secretary by Capital Products Corporation, Meehaniesburg. In October 1957, she requested an increase in her salary which was then $57.50 per week. She was told that an increase would be forthcoming, but that it would depend upon her work. When she did not receive the increase it had, in her words, “a decidedly frustrating and demoralizing effect and I felt compelled, involuntarily, to resign,” which she did March 14, 1958.

The board properly held that she was…