Opinion
No. 87-340.
March 10, 1988.
The decision of the District Court is reversed. The two reported questions are answered as follows: (1) The pay received by the plaintiff for weekend drills in the United States Navy Reserve constitutes "remuneration" for purposes of G.L.c. 151A, § 1( r)(3). (2) The plaintiff may be entitled to partial (but not full) unemployment compensation benefits, under c. 151A, § 1( r)(1), for the weeks in question. The case is remanded to the District Court and is to be remanded by that Court to the Division of Employment Security for the computation, and payment with interest, of any amounts of partial employment benefits to which he would have been entitled under c. 151A, § 1( r)(1), for any week involved in this appeal. Neither party is to have costs of this appeal.