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· 11/15/1995

Jones v. ILLINOIS DEPT. OF EMPLOYMENT SEC.

Citations

  • 657 N.E.2d 1141
  • 212 Ill. Dec. 796
  • 276 Ill. App. 3d 281

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  • where plaintiff was discharged after she returned from work following a leave of absence, this court found that the termination of employment was involuntary
  • where plaintiff was discharged after she returned from work following a leave of absence, this court found that the termination of employment was involuntary
  • “given that there was a leave of absence and that plaintiff [the claimant] attempted to return to work but was discharged by [the employer] upon her return, we find the termination of employment to have been involuntary and attributable to the [employer]”

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Judges: Tully

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