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Unemployment Compensation : Denial Of Benefits – Voluntary Leave

Stephanie Maniscalco//December 2, 2015

Unemployment Compensation : Denial Of Benefits – Voluntary Leave

Stephanie Maniscalco//December 2, 2015

Where following an employee’s allegedly work-related health problems, an employer transferred the employee and asked him to provide a doctor’s note of release to return to work, take FMLA leave or apply for short-term disability, but the employee did none of the above and did not return to work, the record supported a finding that the employee left work voluntarily, so the denial of unemployment compensation benefits is affirmed.

Judgment is affirmed.

Berger v. Scroll Compressors, LLC (MLW No. 68467/Case No. SD33877 – 9 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, Rahmeyer, J. ) Appealed from the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission (Gene Graham Jr., Independence, Missouri, for appellant) (Jay Michael Dade and Jennifer Rene’e Growcock, Springfield, and Jeffrey Hyatt Blaylock, Columbia, and Bart Anton Matanic, Jefferson City, for respondents).

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