Fredericks v. FLORIDA DEPT. OF COMMERCE, INDUS. REL. COM'N

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• employee’s failure to inform employer of his situation was not misconduct which would disqualify him from receiving benefits
• employee's failure to make sure employer was aware of his situation was not misconduct which would disqualify him from receiving benefits when he made an effort to contact employer
• to meet burden of proving misconduct on the part of the employee, employer must show more than an employee’s inefficiency, unsatisfactory conduct or failure to perform in the work place

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).