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| week of unemployment |
real estate salespersons |
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Summary:
With respect to the fact that as a commission saleswoman claimant received no money in first few weeks, this is irrelevant if engaged full-time. Similar to any person who starts up any kind of business: the fact it is not profitable is of no help.
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| week of unemployment |
rationale |
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Summary:
The UI fund is not a small business development programme to subsidize those who are faced with the start-up cost of having no earnings at the beginning of such activity. The point is that such people are not unemployed.
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| penalties |
courses of study |
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Summary:
Believed questions concern referred courses. Hard to believe that a person who is able to master a course in real estate and become a highly successful agent could not understand simple questions. Every one presumed to know the law.
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| board of referees |
right to be heard |
improper hearing |
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Summary:
Claimant did not feel she had the freedom of speech. The Board said she was given every opportunity. Failing further information from her, and having regard to the lengthy written statement signed by all members, unable to conclude that there was any denial of natural justice.
