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· 4/11/2003

Franklin v. Unemployment Appeals Com'n

Citations

  • 841 So. 2d 682
  • 2003 WL 1856410

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  • “Absences that are properly reported to the employer and are for compelling reasons, such as illness, do not constitute misconduct connected with work.”

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Judges: Kelly

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