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· 3/23/1977

Therrien v. Maine Employment Security Commission

Citations

  • 370 A.2d 1385
  • 1977 Me. LEXIS 451

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  • finding that if measuring the employee's subjective belief is determinative, \[s]incerity of belief is too subjective a concept to serve satisfactorily as the sole basis for determining a discharged employee's status under the statute.\
  • employee’s beliefs and behavior as justifying good cause in voluntary quit must be measured by reasonableness under all the circumstances
  • employee’s beliefs and behavior as justifying good cause in voluntary quit must be measured by reasonableness under all the circumstances
  • change in industrial methods would provide good cause

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Judges: Dufresne, Pomer-Oy, Wernick, Archibald, Dela-Hanty, Godfrey

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