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· 6/6/2006

Tallahassee Primary Care v. FLORIDA UAC

Citations

  • 930 So. 2d 824
  • 2006 WL 1525875

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  • concluding that the employer presented competent evidence of excessive and unauthorized absences, but that the former employee had rebutted the presumption of misconduct arising therefrom by showing that her absences were due, among other things, to her sick child

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Judges: Per Curiam

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