Claimant, a wood-worker, was laid off on March 27, 1951. He applied for benefits on March 28th and reported that he had earned only $22.60 on March 26th and 27th, the first two days of the statutory week ending April 1st. On inquiry from the employer, the Industrial Commissioner ascertained that the claimant had, in fact, earned $27.72 on those two days, made up as follows: $23.10 regular pay (fifteen hours at $1.54 per hour); $4.62 for two hours of overtime at time and a...
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