failure of good behavior

failure of good behavior
As enumerated in statute as ground for removal of a civil service employee, means behavior contrary to recognized standards of propriety and morality, misconduct or wrong conduct. State ex rel. Ashbaugh v. Bahr, 68 Ohio App. 308, 40 N.E.2d 677, 680, 682

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