In re the Marriage of Luthra

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• holding that employee had necessitous and compelling reason to quit after co-workers repeatedly called him derogatory names such as “faggot,” and employer was given opportunity to fix problem
• years of verbal harassment by co-workers that employer could not alleviate 7 compelled claimant to leave employment
• employee had necessitous and compelling reason to quit after his co-workers repeatedly called him “faggot,” “alcoholic,” and “crazy” and employer was given an opportunity to fix the problem
• employee had necessitous and compelling reason to quit after his co-workers repeatedly called him “faggot,” “alcoholic,” and “crazy” and employer was given an opportunity to fix the problem
• coworkers excessively taunted claimant with names such as “alcoholic,” “fag-got,” and “crazy”

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