Cook v. Iowa Department of Job Service

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• affirming district court's rationale that Cook engaged in misconduct even though his violations occurred during non-work hours and in his personal car
• finding no voluntary quit where employee did not desire to quit
• finding no voluntary quit where employee did not desire to quit
• finding no voluntary quit where employee did not desire to. quit
• discharge of claimant-truck driver because of repeated traffic violations that rendered him un-insurable held discharge for misconduct
• \[W]hen this court reviews a decision of a district court ... the sole question is whether the district court correctly applied the law.\ (citation omitted)

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