Claimant was discharged from his employment as a property manager for allegedly using his work computer to "surf the Web," in contravention of his employer's written prohibition against the personal use of the Internet during work hours. The Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board thereafter determined that claimant's actions had not risen to the level of disqualifying misconduct because the Internet use was unintentional, and awarded him unemployment insurance benefits. The...
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