Claimant initially began work as a porter for the employer on August 27, 1957, at a wage of $52 for a 48-hour week. On January 6, 1959, when his wage was $55 for a 48-hour week, claimant voluntarily quit because he was dissatisfied with the amount of his pay.
Assuming, arguendo, that claimant's wages were substantially less than those prevailing for similar work in the locality, the question...
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