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| misconduct |
own misconduct |
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Summary:
S. 28 speaks of the claimant's "own" misconduct. If that emphasized word was not expressed, s. 28 would mean the same as it does. So why is it included? It is included for emphasis. To invoke s. 28, there must be proof of the "claimant's misconduct" and nothing else will do.
| Issue: |
Sub-Issue 1: |
Sub-Issue 2: |
Sub-Issue 3: |
| misconduct |
criminal acts |
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Summary:
In order for the employer to manifest good faith and reasonable grounds (as stated in CUB 10680), the claimant's "own" misconduct must be objectively demonstrated, not beyond a reasonable doubt but on a solid balance of probabilities.
