Tobin v. Maine Employment Security Commission
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the Court
ROBERTS, Justice.
Lorna Tobin is a certified public school teacher in Maine with ten years of experience. In June, 1978, she left the Waterboro school system after six years of teaching to move to Mapleton as a result of her husband’s relocation. She applied for work as a teacher in School Administrative District No. 1. After seven months, she was still unemployed. In January of 1979, the Maine Employment Security Commission disqualified her for refusing a job referral. The Superior Court affirmed the decision of the Commission and she has appealed to this court. We reverse the judgment of the…
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