Philadelphia & Baltimore Central Railroad Company's Appeal

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• holding that incident predating termination by 25 days could not form basis of willful misconduct
• conduct or an incident at work that is temporally remote from a claimant’s termination cannot serve as a basis for denial of benefits due to willful misconduct
• the Board may not rely on reasons for discharge that were not considered by the employer
• “An incident of willful misconduct cannot be so temporally remote from the ultimate dismissal and still be the basis for a denial of benefits.”
• “An incident of willful misconduct cannot be temporally remote from the ultimate dismissal and still be the basis for a denial of benefits.”
• 25 days between incident and termination too remote to support denial of benefits

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).