Lambert v. Brucker

How courts have described this case

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• holding that refusal to comply with reasonable demand that employees take turns cleaning coffee area constituted misconduct rendering employee ineligible for unemployment compensation benefits
• holding employee's refusal to take turn cleaning small coffee break area constituted misconduct
• employees who refused to perform requirement that they clean the coffee area acted unreasonably and were guilty of misconduct
• employees who refused to perform requirement that they clean the coffee area acted unreasonably and were guilty of misconduct
• bank employee's refusal to comply with bank rule requiring employees to take turns cleaning coffee break area constituted misconduct
• employees who refused to perform requirement that they clean the coffee area acted unreasonably and were guilty of misconduct

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).