Decision A-0244.94
Full Text of Decision A-0244.94
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The disqualification provisions of the Act (s. 27, 28 and 30) are generally recognized as penal sanctions intended "to deter claimants from unjustifiably quitting their job, losing it through their own fault, or failing to avail themselves of employment opportunities" (CUB 11941).
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Decision 24276
Full Text of Decision 24276
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Refer to: A-0244.94
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