Crump v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.

MARVIN, Judge.

Plaintiff-employee, Arthur Crump, in this workmen’s compensation proceeding appeals the rejection of his demands. We affirm.

Crump worked as a laborer-serviceman and deliveryman for Goodyear for approximately two years before he was terminated on March 18, 1972, because of habitual and unexcused absences from work for which he had been often reprimanded. After he was fired, Crump brought suit alleging total and permanent disability under the compensation law because of an accident which occurred during the week of March 12, 1972, when he fell while manipulating a refrigerator on…