Layman v. State Unemployment Compensation Commission

The plaintiff has appealed from a decree of the circuit court sustaining an order of the State Unemployment Compensation Commission which denied in part the plaintiff's claim for unemployment, compensation. The case involves the construction of § 7 of the Unemployment Compensation Law (8 O. C. L. A. § 126-707) and the sufficiency of the evidence to sustain the commission’s findings. Section 7 reads as follows:

“Benefits in seasonal and irregular employment, (a) Whenever the commission finds that on account of seasonal conditions, it is highly impracticable or impossible for the employer to…