White v. Wackenhut Corp.

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• employee’s act of oversleeping due to an alarm clock malfunction did not constitute misconduct, even though the employee was aware that the clock had malfunctioned in the past
• claimant overslept due to malfunctioning alarm clock, and employer presented no evidence to suggest that claimant was not making a good faith effort to get to work or that her failure to attend work was intentional.

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