Decision 21118
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Employer appeals Board's decision; case heard and decided by two members of Board without consent of employer involved. Contrary to Reg. 62(5)(b). Pursuant to Section 81, case sent back for new hearing.
Decision 10665B
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With claimant's consent, case heard by a 2-person Board. Chairman dismissed the appeal and other member allowed it. Under reg.62(5) and (6), the Chairman had a casting vote the effect of which was to make his decision the decision of the Board. No denial of natural justice.
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earnings |
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Decision 15213
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The referees' decision was signed by only 2 referees, who were unanimous. No opinion signed by the 3rd. If he took any part in the deliberations, basis for dissent would be helpful. In any event, the 2 referees constitute the majority.
Decision 13133
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Refer to: A-0244.87
Decision A-0244.87
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The decision of the Board in this matter violated a principle of natural justice in that one of the members of the Board who participated in the decision was absent during a substantial part of the hearing.
Decision 14248
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Issue: misconduct. Claimant argues conflict of interest by a 2-person Board who may favour management as labour representative withdrew. Claimant consented to a hearing in front of a 2-man Board and cannot now complain without some evidence of bias.
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Decision 13079
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In instant case, no consent given by claimant authorizing board to hold hearing with only 2 members. Decision of board is therefore void and of no effect and claimant's appeal is allowed.
Decision 12831
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One Board member disqualified himself. One member agreed with the Commission and found claimant not entitled. One member found claimant entitled. "Majority decision" that claimant was not available is maintained.
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availability for work |
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Decision 12095
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Case heard by 2 members and decision signed by 3 of them. Whoever decides must also have heard and attended the appeal. The claimant was entitled to present his appeal before a duly constituted board of at least 3 referees.
Decision A-0439.81
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Reg. 62(5) allowing board to be composed of only 2 members is valid. CEIC had the power to make regulation under 91(5). Quorum is minimum number of members who must be present in order for decision to be valid.