Kennett Board of Public Works v. Shipman
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
KENNETH W. SHRUM, Judge.
The Kennett Board of Public Works (“Employer”) appeals a decision of the Missouri Labor and Industrial Relations Commission (“Commission”) that affirmed an award of unemployment benefits to Donald Shipman (“Shipman”). Employer contends that it dismissed Shipman for “misconduct connected with his work” and that, as a result, he is ineligible for benefits. We affirm.
FACTS
At the time of his dismissal, Shipman had been employed by Employer twenty-six years and eight months. The last “[flour years and some few months” of his tenure with Employer, Shipman had been a “power…
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