Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22
NOTES ON COMPENSATION

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NOTES ON COMPENSATION
Unemployment Compensation:
Eligibility for benefits: No indi
vidual shall be entitled to bene
fits for any week unless he or sht
0D has filed valid application
for determination of benefit rights
(2) has made a claim for benefits
(3) during any week for which
he is claiming benefits, he MUST
REGISTER in person at an employ
ment office.
az is able to work and available
for suitable work. Is actively seek
ing such work.
(5) is unable to obtain suitable
work.
DISQUALIFICATION: An individ
ual can be disqualified and will
not be eligible for benefits if the
administrator finds that he or she
(1) quit his work without just
cause or has been discharged for
Just cause in connection with his
work
(2) has left his employment by
reason of a labor dispute.
90 has refused without good
cause to accept an offer of suitable
work
(4) advocates, or is a member of
a party which advocates, the over
throw of our government by force.
(5) has knowingly made false
statement in order to obtain bene-
fits to which he was not entitled.
(6) has failed or refused to re-
port to the bureau of unemploy-
ment compensation as required by
its rules.
CD has become unemployed by
reason of commitment to any
penal institution.
(8) has left his most recent work
for the purpose of attending an eS-
tablished educational Institution.
(9) quit work to marry or be-
cause of marital, parental, ,filial, or
other domestic obligation or be-
came unemployed because of preg-
nancy.
(1O) was discharged for dishon-
esty in connection with his work.
To those of our members who
are laid-off and are drawing unem-
ployment checks-it's a good
idea to cash your unemployment
checks at different place of busi-
ness in town each week. This will
help our merchants to raalize that
our unemployment checks, meagre
as they are. do help prevent fin
ancial setback during unemploy-
ment And with such proof, the
merchant may be willing to help
you obtain better and larger bene-
fits. For what benefits you-will
benefit our merchants.
Our sincere apologies are due
both GRANDMA ESTEP and
GRANDMA APPLICABLE after the
mistake we made in this column
last week. Grandma(G (Glaydes) Estep
tainted just as she was leaving
work that Monday morning and
was taken to Magruder Hospital by
Ambulance. She had not recently
been in the hospital.
Grandma(Nellie) Applegate was
hospitalized just before Christmas.
every time the government
does something for a child, for
dependent mother, an old lady or
old man, it is 'sapping their moral
fiber But if there is a nice, big,
juicy subsidy for the merchant
marine or the airlines, that is free
enterprise in its full vigor."
senator Hubert humphrey
II
FRED LAMBERT is a patient in
st. Vincent Hospital in Cleveland.
Our monthly membership meet
ing will be held this Sunday, jan
uary oath. in our Union Hall. This
will be the first membership meet
ing we have had in two months
now since our December meeting
was cancelled for the holidays.
There will be several very impor-
tant items to discuss. Remember
if you aren't there to speak for
yourself, those who are there will
be speaking for you. Better come
on down Sunday at 2 pm. and
make sure your view on these mat
ters is made known.