Claimant, a postal worker, was hospitalized for an alleged suicide attempt. Before returning to work, the employer, pursuant to the collective bargaining agreement, required claimant to submit to a psychiatric evaluation to determine whether he was fit to return to duty. Claimant refused to authorize the release of his medical records to the psychiatrist performing the evaluation and, therefore, did not return to work. Substantial evidence supports the decision of the Unemployment...
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