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Adjunct College Instructior Not Eligibile For Unemployment Insurance

By Mitchell H. Rubinstein

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Matter of LoRe v. Suffolk Community College, ___A.D. 3d ___(3d Dep't. August 7, 2008), is an important case for us adjuncts. Unfortunately, the decision is very poorly written. The professor applied for unemployment for weeks where she only worked one...

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