Decision 75604

Case Number Claimant Judge Language Decision date
Decision 75604   Seniuk, Gerald T.G.  English 2012-10-07
Decision Appealed Appellant Corresponding Case
Dismissed  No Claimant  -


Issue: Sub-Issue 1: Sub-Issue 2: Sub-Issue 3:
misconduct  own misconduct 

Summary:

The claimant lost his employment by reason of his own misconduct. The claimant was in treatment for a gambling addiction and was therefore rehired by the employer on the condition that he not borrow money from co-workers. The Employer confirmed the claimant was a great worker but his gambling problem distracted him from his work. He was told that he would be fired if he asked other employees for money and the claimant agreed not to do so. The claimant visited an employee's home seeking a loan; he was dismissed the next day. The appeal by the claimant was dismissed by the Umpire


Issue: Sub-Issue 1: Sub-Issue 2: Sub-Issue 3:
misconduct  alcohol, drugs and gambling 

Summary:

The claimant lost his employment by reason of his own misconduct. The claimant was in treatment for a gambling addiction and was therefore rehired by the employer on the condition that he not borrow money from co-workers. The Employer confirmed the claimant was a great worker but his gambling problem distracted him from his work. He was told that he would be fired if he asked other employees for money and the claimant agreed not to do so. The claimant visited an employee's home seeking a loan; he was dismissed the next day. The appeal by the claimant was dismissed by the Umpire


Issue: Sub-Issue 1: Sub-Issue 2: Sub-Issue 3:
misconduct  loss of employment  definition 

Summary:

The claimant lost his employment by reason of his own misconduct. The claimant was in treatment for a gambling addiction and was therefore rehired by the employer on the condition that he not borrow money from co-workers. The Employer confirmed the claimant was a great worker but his gambling problem distracted him from his work. He was told that he would be fired if he asked other employees for money and the claimant agreed not to do so. The claimant visited an employee's home seeking a loan; he was dismissed the next day. The appeal by the claimant was dismissed by the Umpire


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