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An injured construction worker who volunteered for duty at Ground Zero has won reconsideration of a decision disqualifying him for benefits. A New York appellate panel agreed with a workers' compensation board that the man was dishonest when he claimed he could not work following an accident, when the evidence clearly showed he spent at least two days volunteering at Ground Zero. But the unanimous panel said the board failed to properly document its decision.
June 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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