Rider College v. BOARD OF REVIEW, DEPT. OF LABOR & INDUSTRY

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• holding that leaving a job to accept a \substantially more favorable position\ was leaving with good cause and not a disqualification for unemployment compensation benefits
• holding that leaving a job to accept a “substantially more favorable position” was leaving with good cause and not a disqualification for unemployment compensation benefits
• \[C]auses personal to a claimant ... come within the disqualification of the statute.\

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