Kelley v. PUEBLO WHOLESALE CO. INC.

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• recognizing that this Court consistently has held that an exercise of poor judgment does not amount to “misconduct”
• where court recognizes that it has consistently held that an exercise of poor judgment does not amount to misconduct
• manager's delay in reporting a shortage at her cash register until she completed a personal investigation to determine the source of the discrepancy was not a \willful or wanton\ disregard of store's interest, but at worst, poor judgment
• manager’s delay in reporting a shortage at her cash register until she completed a personal investigation to determine the source of the discrepancy was not a “willful or wanton” disregard of store’s interest, but at worst, poor judgment

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