PER CURIAM.
At issue is whether an individual who refuses to take a polygraph examination may be denied unemployment compensation benefits where submission to such examination was not a term of the employment contract. We answer in the negative and reverse.
Appellant managed a convenience store for approximately four years. On several occasions, at the owner/company's request, appellant took a polygraph examination. In 1984 the company noted inventory shortages...
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