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· 12/17/1912

Feigen v. Shaeffer

Citations

  • 256 Ill. 493
  • 100 N.E. 260

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  • employee’s improper sexual advances were breach of duty reasonably owed to employer and constituted misconduct for purpose of disqualification from unemployment benefits

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Judges: Cooke

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