Tucker v. Florida Dept. of Commerce

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• failure of employee to keep employer personally informed of circumstances and relying on third party did not amount to misconduct justifying denial of benefits
• reliance on third party and failure of employee to keep employer personally informed of circumstances did not amount to misconduct justifying denial of benefits

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