MARTINI v. STATE EMPLOYMENT SEC. DEPT.

No. 44262-7-I.

990 P.2d 981 (2000)

98 Wash.App. 791

Michael J. MARTINI, Appellant, v. STATE of Washington, EMPLOYMENT SECURITY DEPT., and Crew Shuttle Services, Inc., Respondents.

Court of Appeals of Washington, Division 1.

January 10, 2000.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Pamela Crone, Patricia Arthur, Evergreen Legal Services, Seattle, for Appellant.

Daphne Jiling Huang, Seattle, for Respondents.


BAKER, J.

Michael J. Martini voluntarily quit his job as a driver with a transportation company whose compensation policies did not guarantee a minimum wage and violated the Washington Minimum Wage Act. Because the employer admittedly knew of the factual circumstances that gave rise to the violation, and because there was a nexus between the employer's illegal compensation policies and the employee's termination, Martini is entitled to unemployment benefits.

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