Schultz v. Herman's Furniture, Inc.
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtPotter, J.
The claimant, Diane Schultz, was employed as a salesperson at Herman's Furniture, Inc., from October 1., 1973, to June 7, 1975, where she performed her work satisfactorily until March 1975. In March, the claimant developed chronic gastritis and cholecystitis. From April through Jtme 1975, the claimant was absent :from work eleven times and tardy twelve times. Herman's :Fur niture, Inc., discharged the claimant `due to her absenteeism and tardiness. The claimant claims her reported illness was responsible for her absenteeism and tardiness and, therefore, was not a just cause for discharge. - -…
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