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Unemployment benefits denied after discharge for refusing drug test

By Mitchell H. Rubinstein

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Ward v The Durham Co, Mo. Ct. Appeals (January 22, 2010), is an interesting unemployment case. An industrial relations commission did not err, for purposes of determining unemployment insurance eligibility, in finding an employee was discharged for misconduct connected to...

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