Claimant worked as an oil burner service man for the employer for several years. The board found that complaints had been received from customers concerning the odor of alcohol on claimant's breath. Claimant was warned about this, the last warning being given approximately one month before his discharge. When he applied for benefits claimant stated he lost his job because work was slow, although he was informed when discharged that it was because...
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