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| voluntarily leaving employment |
personal reasons |
business activities |
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Summary:
When a wind storm occurred the claimant requested and was refused time off to salvage his crops and so he quit. Saving his crops was good cause, but good cause and just cause are not synonymous.
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| board of referees |
natural justice |
free of bias |
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Summary:
A mere apprehension of bias is not sufficient; it must be determined whether a member prejudged the issue or individual before him. [p. 6]
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| earnings |
business returns |
family business |
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Summary:
He feels that the Board erred by failing to consider the work done by other family members [other than wife]. However, other family members are not co-owners of the farm and, therefore, have no legal right to claim a share of farm earnings. [p. 7]
| Issue: |
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| earnings |
farming |
definition |
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Summary:
Cash purchase tickets or Wheat Board Advance Payments in Saskatchewan. No other details.
