Cooper v. Florida Unemployment Appeals Commission
Cooper v. Florida Unemployment Appeals Commission
632 So. 2d 235; 1994 Fla. App. LEXIS 1240; 1994 WL 47121
(Southern Reporter, Second Series)
Cooper v. Florida Unemployment Appeals Commission
Opinion of the Court
The Unemployment Appeals Commission construed the employment contract as a bar to all outside employment. We find the terms of the contract to be ambiguous so that the employee, who held a real estate license, would not have understood that he was prohibited from listing his own house for sale. The order denying unemployment benefits is reversed.
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