Unemployment benefits denied from vacation pay period despite no prior vacation pay payment.

The Insurance Court dismissed the claimant's request for unemployment benefits covering the vacation pay period, ruling that the statutory requirement for prior vacation pay payment was not met. The claimant argued that the lack of payment at the end of the employment relationship or later should not preclude benefits, but the court found no such exception in the law. Consequently, the unemployment fund's appeal was upheld, confirming that benefits are strictly contingent on the actual payment of vacation remuneration.