concluding that claimant exhibited bad faith by failing to follow up on employer's offer of courier position at wage equal to his pre-injury wage, where claimant rejected offered position, choosing to remain at courier position which he had obtained on his own and which paid less than position offered by employer
Summary of this case from Brooks v. W.C.A.B1997
concluding that claimant exhibited bad faith by failing to follow up on employer's offer of courier position at wage equal to his pre-injury wage, where claimant rejected offered position, choosing to remain at courier position which he had obtained on his own and which paid less than position offered by employer
Summary of this case from Brooks v. W.C.A.BFull title:PETITIONS FOR ALLOWANCE OF APPEAL
Court:Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Date published: Jan 1, 1997
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