Klimko v. Virginia Employment Commission
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtPoff, J.
Appealing a decision of the Virginia Employment Commission (VEC) upheld by the trial court, Dennis Klimko (claimant) contends first, that “the expectation of continued compensation benefits by an unemployed worker amounts to a vested property interest entitled to” procedural due process protection of the Fourteenth Amendment and second, that “the procedural scheme utilized ... for terminating appellant’s on-going unemployment compensation benefits” denied him such protection.
On October 31, 1971, claimant, a resident of Arlington County, lost his job as an “office equipment service technician”…
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