NJ Court Clarifies 'Severe Misconduct' In Employment Cases

By Joshua Alston (March 21, 2013, 5:51 PM EDT) -- A New Jersey appellate court on Thursday overturned a decision to deny a teacher unemployment benefits due to "severe misconduct," saying the definition of "severe misconduct" is not clearly defined under state law and that the implied definition could not be reasonably applied to the teacher's conduct....

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