It was undisputed that the claimant was discharged from her employment on June 16, 1976 because she had refused to further operate a particular blueprint copy machine referred to in the record as a "Bruning" machine on the previous day. The employer conceded that the claimant had previously complained of the heat in the copy room and its effect on her ability to
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