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The court affirmed the denial of unemployment insurance benefits to a 60-year-old office supervisor who voluntarily quit her job after learning she would be replaced by a male employee pursuant to the employer's sex-based replacement policy. The court found her departure was voluntary and without 'good cause' under the Unemployment Insurance Code, even though the employer's sex-based replacement policy may have violated California's Fair Employment Practices Act.
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