{"issue_text":"Whether the employee's misconduct warranted dismissal as penalty","issue_type":"mixed","dispositive":"yes","related_facts":"Employee forged signatures and improperly encashed US$3,590; employee was first offender with 22 years service"}
{"issue_text":"Whether section 12B(4) of Labour Act modified common law employer prerogative to dismiss for serious misconduct","issue_type":"law","dispositive":"no","related_facts":"Statutory provision requires consideration of mitigation factors"}
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The employee, a bank cashier, was convicted of two counts of serious misconduct for improperly facilitating encashment of US$3,590 and forging customer signatures. The Supreme Court upheld the conviction and remitted the matter to the Labour Court to determine the appropriate penalty considering mitigation factors.
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