Claimant, a clothing salesman in a retail store, had been warned on April 14 that he would be discharged if his attendance did not improve by June 1. From April 14 to June 2 claimant reported late for work 22 times. He was thereupon discharged. Claimant conceded that his starting time was 9:30 A.M. and admitted that he consistently failed to report to work until 9:45 A.M., allegedly because he had no work to do until then. Claimant's conduct following the warning in regard...
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