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Unemployment Benefits Employment Misconduct
cassiejohnson//December 18, 2015//
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Relator challenged the unemployment-law judge’s (ULJ’s) determination that he was ineligible for unemployment benefits because he was discharged for employment misconduct. Relator was terminated for using a closed bridge and for leaving his scheduled work shift but not seeking medical care as directed. The Court of Appeals concluded that relator committed employment misconduct. Affirmed.
A15-0670 Trinity v. Minn. Dep’t of Veteran Affairs (Dep’t of Emp’t & Econ. Dev.)
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