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2450fbx.DOC
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some hand movement would have been required as a front end or exist door worker, or even getting
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2467anc.DOC
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the color and/or fit of her attire, etc., and suggested they should "get together." Ms. Cahill considered
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2474.doc
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. He had no intention of trying to get "$800" from the Department that did not belong to him. Mr
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2497ANC.DOC
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to anyone other than their own employees. While Ms. Brooks may have felt under pressure to get the work done
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2507anc.doc
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“had to get out of there [work] before something happened.” Later, Ms. Mackerl’s coworker and friend
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2513jnu.doc
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shift. He then reported that he went upstairs to give a nurse condiments, and to the freezer's to get
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2519anc.DOC
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was not allowed to get the rest she required.
Workers’ loud after work parties interrupted Ms. Toloff’s rest
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2533JNU.DOC
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the ditch and towed into Tok. It took him another five days to get it repaired. By that time, he decided
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2558FBX.DOC
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undermines his credibility.
Ms. Dunham believed certain employees were “out to get her fired” because
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2580int.doc
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that he would probably be able to get home at least once during the week, and that he would be home
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2592anc.doc
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was not able to provide any reason for taking the time off except he needed to “get his head together
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2598JNU.DOC
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, came to his home to get the key to the manlift. Mr. Sivertsen had mistakenly taken the key home
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2599INT.doc
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to be absent from work; and
· the worker could not get a leave of absence; or
· the nature of the illness
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2603.doc
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At the end of their discussion, Ms. Wolcott agreed to get her expense accounts up to date and also to take
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2610ANC.DOC
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to feel stressed and was worried about a relapse. She felt she needed to get out of the Anchorage area
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2626ANC.DOC
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to get to the bank soon enough that his check cleared. On October 29, 1999, Mr. Kelly issued the next pay
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2659anc.doc
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supervisor did not like her and wanted to get rid of her (Ms. Goodwin). The supervisor had previously
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2669FBX.DOC
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. Rogers believed Mr. Warbelow was “elusive” and hard to get in touch with. Mr. Rogers knew
Mr. Warbelow
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2674ANC.DOC
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she needed the money, she did not want to get her employer in any trouble, and she felt the customers
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2684anc.doc
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her, she simply stated they had better not lest they get into trouble.
The employer concluded
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2693anc.doc
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to get Mr. Waterhouse who arrived and calmed Abe down. Abe returned and again apologized to Mr. Ollivier
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2700.doc
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worked. Her only explanation was that she estimated the hours she worked and did not always get paid
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2709ANC.DOC
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new policy as follows:
[T]he closer a worker gets to the end of the notice period
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2735ANC.DOC
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a baby sitter, Ms. Marks still refused to work. She then told the employer she could not get along
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2745anc.doc
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that some employees disliked Ms. Stallings and were “out to get her.” Ms. Stallings agreed she had problems
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2750int.doc
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from paychecks for one month. It took one or two months for Ms. Wiitala to get reimbursement
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2755jnu.doc
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the problems with the car, or to use legal means to attempt to get the other car back.
Ms. Schmoke decided
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2764int.doc
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family. His parents are getting older, and he wanted to live in closer proximity to them. He also wanted
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2791cjnu.doc
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that he became so fatigued by the long hours, with no days off, that he was afraid he might get hurt. He
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2791jnu.doc
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was afraid he might get hurt. He believes other people have been hurt in the logging business because
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2797ANC.DOC
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night shift because she lacked night child care. The supervisor tried to get Ms. Williams to use her
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2811anc.doc
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. Later, Mr. Eunice decided to quit.
Mr. Eunice quit because he was not “getting along” with the owner
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2827int.doc
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the female operator. The comment was to the effect that she had used various parts of her body to get
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2839anc.doc
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to get dispatched on a job in Soldotna while he remained in Juneau. There is no indication he inquired
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2841JNU.DOC
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. On November 15, Ms. Chase called one of the supervisors, and asked about it. The supervisor said she would get
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2847anc.DOC
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search as it would get him off "the unemployment rolls." While that may be true, we have long held
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2848anc.doc
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before or after work. Mr. Galvez later changed his mind about getting married.
In compliance
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2858anc.doc
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from his work site location being moved across the base so it took longer to get to work. He contends
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2859anc.doc
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residence.
Mr. Taylor did not get along with a Filipino employee of the hotel. When he arrived at the hotel
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2862jnu.doc
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to the owners being overextended, and not managing the jobs effectively. He sometimes wouldn't get back
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2864fbx.doc
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him to pack and get ready to leave the job site. Mr. Haynes indicated Mr. Schaller was not fired
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2877anc.doc
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visitation every other weekend. Ms. Larrassey found she was getting home at 9:30 p.m. or later every night
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0006anc.doc
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p.m. to get to the heliport and ride the helicopter back to the east side of the inlet.
Ms. Blades
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0007Ranc.doc
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not get to me in time because you have my address wrong and my neighbors have been receiving my mail.
Ms
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0011fbx.doc
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him to get to most job sites within the Fairbanks area. The Employment Security Division’s Benefit
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0028anc.doc
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when she did (see Missall cited above).
Ms. Gangi’s attempt to get her job back so soon after quitting
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0029anc.doc
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the weather makes it difficult for Mr. Olson to get to the postal service center to pick up the mail.
Mr
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0033anc.doc
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to complete his job assignment from two days earlier, Mr. Lindberg said, “I’ll go get my stuff.” Captain Davis
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0046ANC.doc
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. Garcia arrived in the Philippines late on November 19, 1999. He was not able to get to his mother-in-law
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0052.doc
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, that his friend would be able to get Mr. Sedano a job with the company. He quit his employment
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0058jnu.doc
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. Curl, and they appeared to get along well. However, when they worked at the site together
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0069ANC.doc
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September 18 through October 2.
Because he was hoping to get his job back with Nana/Marriott,
Mr. Mazonna
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0072ANC.doc
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, and he decided not to knock on the door and wake someone up to get back in to use the telephone. He did
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0091INT.doc
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. Sullivan admits she did not get paid benefits for her claims that fell in the six-week disqualification
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0096INT.doc
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, and the worker could not get a leave of absence or the nature of the illness was such that a leave of absence
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0100anc.doc
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24. Mr. Weaver testified he decided to ask for that week off to get married.
Mr. Weaver’s testimony
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0110anc.doc
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service was friendly. Ms. Roberts responded that Ms. Kistler acted in the “norm you get from waitresses
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0116int.doc
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to have a North Carolina drivers license. It takes 30 days to get the license. Ms. Uhlig had to pack
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0118int.doc
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that if Mr. Finau was getting beverages for his tables, he was required to serve the food to the other tables
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0119jnu.doc
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problems ”“ we discussed it prior to beginning work. We agreed to try it. I was missing work from getting
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0128ANC.doc
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. (the owner’s grandson and also an employee) that he (Mr. Staser) would immediately get rid of
Mr. Morris
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0130fbx.doc
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successful in her efforts. Also, she felt she needed to raise her voice on occasion to get a child’s
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0166jnu.doc
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not improve, she could "move on." He also told her to "get out." He was aware that she planned to leave
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0168jnu.doc
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that when she was well enough to be able to get on an airplane, she may have to leave Aniak for a period
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0175.doc
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that the employer could have appealed this matter and then asked for an extension to get in further argument, before
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0183ANC.doc
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. Colby did not get his water truck fueled by September 18. He complained to the owner, Mr. Davis, about
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0184anc.doc
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Ms. Moore attempted to aid Ms. Petrilla but was unsuccessful in getting the other tellers to help out
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0203ANC.doc
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was not part of his job description. He contends his job description included only getting parts, stocking
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0209jnu.doc
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was ordered, at the threat of losing his job, of using his own truck to get supplies and materials;
· payday
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0216ANC.doc
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. Holtmann, quality control manager, approached and told the men to get to work. They each began their duties
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0217anc.doc
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she was tired. Becoming over-tired causes Ms. Hull to get flu-like symptoms.
Ms. Hull has hepatitis
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0218FBX.doc
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apparently tried to get away from or complain about Ms. Kosal.
The employer fired Ms. Kosal on December 20
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0221anc.doc
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required to work from 6:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. She did not believe she would get the desired exposure
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0225anc.doc
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not have the help needed to get the customer’s orders completed. Mr. Cissney was unable to aide
Ms
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0227anc.doc
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was an out-dated number belonging to Ms. Hohn’s
ex-husband. Ms. Hohn did not get the message until January
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0230anc.doc
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. Phouksouvath against getting into confrontations with employees. These counselings occurred after Mr
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0243anc.doc
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prodding, you have developed a severe case of doing just what you think you can get by with.
And you have
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0260jnu.doc
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transportation or his bicycle to get to work. Sometimes the bus would be late, leading to him being late for work
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0262anc.doc
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get a ride from a coworker in the evenings, but he charged her $5 per ride. A taxi cost $12 to $14 one
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0271anc.doc
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on January 4, 2000.fillin "" \d "" He quit that work because he was not getting full-time hours.
Mr. Edwards
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0274anc.doc
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angry and told her not to “confuse herself with an executive.” Ms. Robison understood she would not get
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0306anc.doc
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to get settled in and complete some paperwork before beginning school on January 24. He spent January 15
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0307anc.doc
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statement. Ms. Jungwirth can get through the Victor filing system in about two minutes because she knows
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0316anc.doc
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with moving, he had been wanting to get out of the industry, and the incident just pushed him out quicker
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0323anc.doc
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spun around and got stuck in a pile of snow. He was able to get free after about six or seven minutes
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0348anc.doc
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), Mr. Whalin worked extra hard and through his employer-paid break periods to get the painting done
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0365fbx.doc
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adequate transportation to get to work, Mr. Humes had told her to take three days off. She had his
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0366int.doc
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not get a leave of absence or the nature of the illness was such that a leave of absence would
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0370anc.doc
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and Chugach areas, through which Mr. Wetherhorn would have had to drive to get to Anchorage, were being
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0400jnu.doc
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in an attempt to “get rid” of her.
On February 5, Ms. Stephens came to work, as was her custom, about 30
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0428anc.doc
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relationship.
Ms. Tripp’s friend needs assistance keeping track of medication, preparing meals, and getting
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0436anc.doc
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, ”˜This gentlemen is going to have difficult problems with his feet. I recommend that he tr(y) to get into an area
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0457anc.doc
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. Lindgren to get struck against a dike. He was not cited by Nana-Purcell Security as being at fault
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0459anc.doc
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in Kake to get ready to attend the school in Seward. He wanted to further his education and learn a skill
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0468anc.doc
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the requirement of a work search as it would get him off "the unemployment rolls." While that may be true, we
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0479jnu.doc
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symptoms of a locking jaw (TMJ) problem that she gets while under stress.
Ms. Burns has a 17 year-old son
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0492anc.doc
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and not getting paperwork faxed on time. Ms. Forbes disagreed with the allegations and spoke to management who
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0494anc.doc
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because he was trying to get ready to go to Utah. He went to Utah only for personal reasons, i.e.
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0500anc.doc
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employees anyone getting caught will be discharged. Mr. Doll knew he could lose his job but believed he
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0501anc.doc
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"" \d ""
fillin "" \d "".
On January 30, 2000, Ms. Smith hit a moose and was unable to get to work
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