Foote appeals from an order of the Unemployment Appeals Commission denying him unemployment benefits. We conclude that Foote's three-day absence from his job as a maintenance worker for a legitimate family emergency does not constitute misconduct. We reverse.
The unemployment compensation law provides that no benefits may be received if an employee is discharged for misconduct connected with his...
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