Smith v. Sampson
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
MOORE, Justice.
This appeal stems from the State Department of Labor’s (DOL) refusal to award Terry Smith unemployment insurance benefits. Smith worked as a cashier for Pay ’n Save Stores, Inc. (Pay ’n Save). He was discharged for accepting a credit card purchase which exceeded the “floor limit” without obtaining management approval. The DOL denied Smith unemployment benefits on the ground that he had been fired due to “misconduct” within the meaning of AS 23.20.379. 1 Smith filed for further administrative and judicial review, which resulted in additional adverse determinations. He now…
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