This is an appeal from a decision of the Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board which determined that benefit payments should be charged to the employer's account.
During the New York City subway strike of 1966 the employer-appellant Resnick kept its manufacturing business open at all times. However, several employees did not report to work and, after the Governor waived the four-day waiting period pursuant to section 590 of the Labor...
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