OPINION
HAROLD W. SCHULTZ, Acting Judge.
A Commissioner's representative from the Minnesota Department of Jobs and Training determined that respondent employee, who had engaged in off-duty harassment of other employees, was not guilty of misconduct for unemployment compensation purposes. Concluding that respondent's actions constituted misconduct as a matter of law, we reverse.
FACTS
Respondent Michael Reed was employed by the Minnesota...
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