![]() ![]() Specifically, Brin alleged: “The claimant, Abigail Arroyo was on our schedule to work as of 6/14/96, she again appeared at our store to pick up last check for the week of 6/3/96 on July 24th 1996. *841Arroyo filed for unemployment benefits, and the deli filed its objections. On July 23, 1996, Arroyo returned to the deli to get her last paycheck and inform her employers, the deli’s owners Harry Friedman and Steve Brin, she could resume work. ![]() Arroyo was discharged from the hospital on June 18, 1996, with orders from her doctor to refrain from work for six weeks. On June 14, 1996, approximately eight months into her pregnancy, Arroyo experienced complications and was admitted to Illinois Masonic Hospital, where she gave birth to a stillborn child. While employed at the deli, Arroyo became pregnant. In 1995, Arroyo began working as a cashier at Wally’s Kosher Deli (the deli). For that reason we reverse the Board’s finding and remand for a new hearing into whether she was fired for misconduct that makes her ineligible for benefits. We believe the record demonstrates she was fired. The circuit court upheld the Board’s finding. ![]() Was Abigail Arroyo (Arroyo) fired from her job as a cashier at Wally’s Kosher Deli or did she quit? She was denied unemployment benefits because the Department of Employment Security Board of Review (Board) decided she left her job without good cause. White, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for appellees. Ryan, Attorney General, of Chicago (Barbara A. Ross, all of Legal Assistance Foundation, of Chicago, for appellant. LYNN DOHERTY, Director, Department of Employment Security, et al., Defendants-Appellees. LYNN DOHERTY, Director, Department of Employment Security, et al., Defendants-AppelleesĪBIGAIL ARROYO, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. ![]()
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