Bates v. UNEMPLOYMENT APPEALS COMM.

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• reversing the denial of benefits based on the failure on the part of the employee to use good judgment
• referee erred in concluding that claimant's failure to call in sick on a daily basis constituted misconduct connected to work, when employee had already called in at the start of the week

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