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· 4/6/1982

Turco v. Department of Employment Security

Citations

  • 446 A.2d 345
  • 141 Vt. 135
  • 1982 Vt. LEXIS 494

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that employee was justified in leaving where there was history of harassment and employer had knowledge of it and refused to address the problem
  • concluding that employee was justified in leaving where there was history of harassment and employer had knowledge of it and refused to address the problem
  • reiterating that when findings are supported by evidence, Supreme Court defers to ESB’s decision on whether claimant’s decision to quit was reasonable
  • affirming ESB decision in favor of employee where employer was aware of co-worker harassment and did nothing to address the problem
  • employee harassed by coworkers about his religious beliefs had good cause to quit when his employer acted with callous indifference and refused to address the problem
  • employee harassed by coworkers about his religious beliefs had good cause to quit when his employer acted with callous indifference and refused to address the problem

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Judges: Barney, Billings, Hill, Underwood, Peck

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