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The court reversed the Employment Appeals Board's decision and found that the claimant did not establish good cause for voluntarily leaving work, thus disqualifying him from unemployment insurance benefits. The employer prevailed on the issue of whether the claimant's resignation was for good cause under Oregon unemployment law.
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