Decision 28027
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refusal of work |
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As per the Commission, there is no requirement in 27(1)(b) that an offer of employment be made, and the Board erred in law by holding that claimant was never given a concrete offer. Held that the absence of a concrete offer was in fact irrelevant, but this was not central to the Board's decision.
Decision 22665
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refusal of work |
neglect to avail |
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Claimant had agreed with employer to delay his recall; no refusal as such. It is well established in the case law that disqualification based on para. 27(1)(b) does not require proof of an offer of employment. His negligence in regard to his right of seniority clearly meets the requirement of 27(1)(b).
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refusal of work |
bumping rights |
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Decision 18749
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refusal of work |
neglect to avail |
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The Board's decision alludes to a requirement that an actual offer of work be extended to claimant. Para. 27(1)(b) not to be confused with 27(1)(a). A job offer need not be made under 27(1)(b), so long as an "opportunity" of suitable employment is available to claimant.
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refusal of work |
teaching |
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refusal of work |
personal constraints |
after confinement |
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