Bulkan v. FLA. UNEMPLOYMENT APPEALS

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• holding that a finding of misconduct under section 443.036(26) requires intentional repeated instances of misconduct or violations of explicit policies after the employee has received warnings
• holding that poor judgment does not constitute misconduct under section 443.101, Florida Statute
• a mechanic's failure to comply with a new policy of completing work orders for repairs was an isolated incident of poor judgment
• a mechanic's failure to comply with a new policy of completing work orders for repairs was an isolated incident of poor judgment
• a mechanic’s failure to comply with a new policy of completing work orders for repairs was an isolated incident of poor judgment
• automotive technician who performed repair work for a friend of the sales manager without a written work order was guilty of poor judgment but not of misconduct so as to be ineligible for unemployment compensation

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