A long-term substitute returning for a second academic year as a day-to-day substitute was eligible for unemployment benefits in the intervening summer vacation period. The Supreme Court reversed the Commonwealth Court.
December 07, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Slippery Rock Area School District v. Unemployment Board of Compensation, PICS Case No. 09-2029 (Pa. Super. Feb. 26, Nov. 30, 2009) Greenspan, J. (19 pages).
A long-term substitute returning for a second academic year as a day-to-day substitute was eligible for unemployment benefits in the intervening summer vacation period. The Supreme Court reversed the Commonwealth Court.
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