the employer.  The employer witness testified by letter to the Court that the claimant had no set hours or schedule and that “many times the claimant did decline our offer of work” sometimes because it was on too short notice, but sometimes because the claimant didn’t like the particular assignment offered.  Claimant testified that he had never refused work from the employer, but also conceded that his job was “primarily for the purpose of supplementing his Social Security income and that he was not allowed to exceed the $10,000 supplemental income limit although he denied that this limit played any role in his work schedule.  The WCLJ found the claimant did not self-limit but the Board reversed