OPINION
PER CURIAM.
In this appeal, we clarify that when an employer asserts that a former employee's misconduct disqualifies her from receiving unemployment benefits, the employer bears the burden of demonstrating that the employee's discharge was due to disqualifying misconduct. The employer may do this by making an initial showing of willful misconduct related to the employment. To avoid
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