Varig Brazil. Air. v. Fla. Dept of C., Etc.

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• quashing agency's order reversing appeals referee's finding of employee misconduct where record established substantial, competent evidence of repeated behavior by employee evincing intentional and substantial disregard of employer's interests
• employee's repeated use of vulgarities in front of customers, among other things, was sufficient to warrant disqualification from benefits
• baggage handler repeatedly refused to carry out his assigned duties and consistently violated personnel and company policies
• employee's repeated use of vulgarities in front of customers, among other things, was sufficient to warrant disqualification from benefits
• baggage handler repeatedly refused to carry out his assigned duties and consistently violated personnel and company policies

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