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· 3/10/1972

Roundtree v. Board of Review

Citations

  • 281 N.E.2d 360
  • 4 Ill. App. 3d 695

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that the Board’s holding reflected the Board’s opinion that there was an integral connection between the material information requested on an employment application and the employment gained therefrom
  • noting that the Board’s holding reflected the Board’s opinion that there was an integral connection between the material information requested on an employment application and the employment gained therefrom
  • finding under the circumstances of the case that the employee’s denial of a prior felony conviction in his employment application was misconduct under the Act that made the employee ineligible for unemployment benefits
  • finding under the circumstances of the case that the employee’s denial of a prior felony conviction in his employment application was misconduct under the Act that made the employee ineligible for unemployment benefits
  • where employee failed to disclose prior felony conviction, it was false answer to material question constituting misconduct in connection with employment
  • where employee failed to disclose prior felony conviction, it was false answer to material question constituting misconduct in connection with employment

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Judges: English

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