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The Commission denied the employee's unemployment compensation claim, finding that while the employer's actions were unprofessional, they did not constitute sexual harassment sufficient to establish good cause for voluntary termination. The majority affirmed this decision without defining 'sexual harassment,' though the dissent argued the term required legal definition.
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