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absences from work |
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Summary:
Claimant was faced with a very unfortunate situation. She lived far away from her place of work, did not drive a car, had no telephone and was constantly faced with problems in regards to the care of her children. These were circumstances beyond control. No wilful behaviour.
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| misconduct |
definition |
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Summary:
It might be said that where a claimant can show that one of the circumstances enumerated in s.28 in regards to the "just cause" defence has been established it would be difficult to see how a finding of misconduct could be made. The practical implications might be the same.
