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2582jnu.doc
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there were getting into, and there is a question whether the work was “suitable work” for them. A claimant
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2597anc.doc
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not find a supervisor to get that estimate.
Later the same day, upper management requested the two
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2600anc.doc
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. The employer made repeated trips to get the claimant to return to work because he needed her to train two
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2601anc.doc
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was not insubordinate at work.
Ms. Trevino had trouble getting her computer to accept changes to the roster that led
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2602anc.doc
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services orientation. Mr. Knapp went back to bed and did not get up until after 5:00 p.m. He contacted
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2620anc.doc
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was quitting, and that Ms. Harry needed to get the employer’s keys from Ms. Gibson. Ms. Harry called Ms. Gibson
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2626anc.doc
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weeks, she could not get out of bed because of her back pain. Exhibit 6 contains numerous reports
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2635anc.doc
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not exactly remember getting the determination he indicated that he must have seen it.
Mr. Zhang testified
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2638anc.doc
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, in section VQ 155.4 states, in part, as follows:
A. Marriage
A worker who quits to get married has left
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2645jnu.doc
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and getting along with coworkers. Mr. Cook received the counseling from Mr. Daw who indicated
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2652anc.doc
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these assertions. The current bookkeeper advised Ms. Screckenghost to “think about what you’re getting yourself
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2664anc.doc
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(general contractor) about the lead. Human resources at Alyeska refused to get involved with its
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2668jnu.doc
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effective July 17.
Sometime in June 2002, Melissa (manager) told Mr. Griffin that she would get him a raise
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2670jnu.doc
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by moving to a different worksite, he decided to get immediate medical help. Because the job was to last
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2678fbx.doc
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get some benefits in the union position and he also had access to the union grievance procedure.
Mr
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2685anc.doc
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. McGrath never gets invoices before accounts payable submits them to her for approval. All invoices go
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2699jnu.doc
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getting off work, he found he could not get to sleep until about 2:00 a.m. This allowed him less than four
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2701anc.doc
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was pressing for more than two weeks after she quit. Further, her reasons for getting her daughter into school
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2705jnu.doc
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, and that he was not strong enough to say “No.” They left Juneau to get away from the influences on Chad’s life
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2709anc.doc
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paint without a respirator. The painter responded, “Long enough to get used to it.”
The employer
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2713jnu.doc
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and to get away from it. Although Mr. Martin had last worked in early 2002, Mrs. Martin believed
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2728anc.doc
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ending October 13, 2002) to make arrangements and get himself together.
Mr. Ben-Israel left work early
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2732anc.doc
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that policy on occasion and would get upset if a staff member refused to come to work.
The last week Ms
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2736anc.doc
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the option of direct deposit, but preferred to get his check in person.
Mr. Carter resigned on November 9
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2737rjnu.doc
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the hearing because of his concerns over his truck and getting to Fairbanks in the cold weather.
STATUTORY
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2753anc.doc
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assistance getting to the doctor. Ms. Drake also helps with her grandchild. The employer verbally warned Ms
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2755jnu.doc
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coworkers would tell Ms. Miller and she would get into trouble.
Ms. Miller told Ms. Diouf that she
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2780fbx.doc
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to get a part-time driver position opened. Mr. Chapman admits no promises were made at the time he
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2782anc.doc
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parties at the hearing testified that regarding an unpaid bill a manager is to get a license plate
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2790jnu.doc
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. After speaking with him but with no success, Mr. Maurer asked Mr. Guzman to get him a flight out. Mr
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2802anc.doc
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record. Therefore, Mr. Jennings never worked as a driver. He cited problems with getting a “hard copy
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2803anc.doc
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, to help him defray the expense of getting off Afognak Island.
Although Mr. Thomas indicated a few days
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2803canc.doc
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was offered to him, in part, to help him defray the expense of getting off Afognak Island.
Although Mr
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2805anc.doc
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domestic violence in her personal life from her partner. Ms. Jolly went to Anchor Point to get away from
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2810anc.doc
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that on the resignation notice. Mr. Andrews stated that if Mr. Van Thiel did not leave today, “it would get ugly.” Mr. Van
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2811anc.doc
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gave her instructions to get 48 hours of bed rest. Early on Wednesday November 6, 2002 Ms. Freitas
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2813jnu.doc
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for the employer. Although seasonal or temporary employees, as was Mr. Peters, do not get paid time off, Mr. Peters
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2841anc.doc
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not get a word in. He tried to walk away. Mr. Aklestad, coworker, witnessed the incident.
Brenda followed
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2842jnu.doc
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not assist except for the actual packing. She often worked overtime on her job, so getting these tasks done
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2846anc.doc
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complained to the human resources manager several times. The manager told her to try to get along with Sandra
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2872jnu.doc
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the employer had written. She then tried to get her employer to correct the information. She finally filed her
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0003.doc
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was the assistant manager of the night crew of the store in Barrow, Alaska.
The janitor and Mr. Bassler did not get
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0029anc.doc
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The employer contends the claimant quit after the decided “he was getting out of town” following a fight
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0042anc.doc
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in the medical building. It took several weeks to get all the parts. Mr. Buchholz determined the problem was two
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0067jnu.doc
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going to get a transfer to an operator position. Wescott also testified that Rick Nelson told him
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0072anc.doc
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. Harrison’s office.
Mr. Harrison has a short temper and gets angry. He is intimidating and uses swear words
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0080anc.doc
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no discrimination or harassment was found. The parties were advised to “try to get along.”
On about November 20
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0084anc.doc
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assistance by running errands, getting medication, and picking up the mail. Mr. Smith acknowledged
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0103anch.doc
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. Rhyshek.
Mr. Cloyd began calling the dog stupid. Mr. Rhyshek came down from the trusses to get a saw
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0121anc.doc
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it is not fair that full-time teachers get paid 12 months per year, but he cannot get unemployment insurance
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0127anc.doc
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had to get his renewed.
Late on Saturday, August 24, 2001, the claimant returned to Anchorage from
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0142.doc
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during her hearing.
Ms. Jensen’s personal reason for quitting was that she felt she was not getting
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0147anc.doc
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. Gargano’s car broke down. He called the employer who wanted him to try to find a way to get to work. Mr
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0153fbx.doc
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to rehire her. Mr. St. Pierre, an owner, observed Ms. Myatt was not easy to get along with, and that her
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0165fbx.doc
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was sleeping. When advised of the reason for the call, she went to get Mr. Taylor. When she returned several
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0168anc.doc
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the interviewers that he would get insurance. However, he never raised the money to buy it. The hearing record
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0204anc.doc
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and told Ms. Morris to “get out” and directed her not to come back.
Later that same day, Ms. Morris
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0210anc.doc
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customer complained that Mr. Burton was rude and refused to help her get her purchase (a television set
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0211anc.doc
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get through to someone on January 24.
Mr. Williams notes that he has received all his other mail
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0213anc.doc
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of the incidents, he had no explanation. The incidents included failure to get management approval for items
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0223jnu.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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0230anc.doc
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at the end of the year.
Mr. Oliver wanted to “get through the holidays” before that occurred.
Mr. Oliver
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0235anc.doc
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. According to Mr. Reid, Mr. Chew became more threatening. Mr. Chew gave Mr. Reid 15 minutes to get his tools
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0240anc.doc
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in writing. Joe felt that Ms. Henderson tried to get more than her share of customers. Joe also told her
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0244anc.doc
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residence in Wasilla to Anchorage. Ms. Erickson and her husband wanted to get themselves and their children
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0251anc.doc
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, it appears that a post office delay may have caused Mr. Hogan not to get notice of his orientation meeting
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0252anc.doc
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I quit it didn’t get better.
Q:
Did you see a doctor at all?
A:
No. I am on medication for asthma
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0257anc.doc
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to get him out. When Mr. Klemme returned to the business site, a supervisor asked why he got stuck. Mr
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0258anc.doc
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speaks her mind. She has said f--k you numerous times to customers to get them out of the bar. Ms
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0262anc.doc
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was going to get Ms. Morterud fired. Mr. Lau believes that Ms. Hall had said this after being told
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0265anc.doc
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not attend the meeting because he did not get his mail until February 3. He has his mail delivered to his
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0267anc.doc
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made such efforts to get information from him.
PROVISIONS OF LAW
AS 23.20.381 provides, in part:
(h
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0269anc.doc
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a CDL. For the first two weeks of his employment he was assigned to work in the office in order to get
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0310anc.doc
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getting started and there was a delay in getting materials there of only an hour or two. Mr. Bragg also
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0320anc.doc
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to a different work station because he did not want to work under Ms. Thompson. He did not get a response to his
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0324anc.doc
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). ATAP is a form of welfare. The funds were being stopped because
Ms. Fairbanks wanted to get job
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0325anc.doc
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of the moment action. Her friends were in the restaurant, and she did not think she would get caught giving away
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0325canc.doc
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in the restaurant, and she did not think she would get caught giving away the food.
PROVISIONS OF LAW
AS 23.20.379
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0334anc.doc
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weeks or less, some time off to rest would have been better than quitting to get rest. Also, positions
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0337anc.doc
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. Penna to fill out a form, which he did but did not get a copy of it. Marty also asked what Mr. Penna
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0338anc.doc
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ANMB was trying to get caught up on billing work and Ms. Sawyer, as well as the other billing
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0350anc.doc
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gets his mail at a post office box in his hometown. The sword company’s delivery service would
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0357jnu.doc
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, he thought he would get the benefit back over time.
On or about November 26, Mr. Langdon again
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0373anc.doc
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called her three times over the weekend to work.
Ms. Blackbird did not get the calls or notice
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0375jnu.doc
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Alaska, he had to get his affairs taken care of, pack their household goods, and prepare the house
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0389anc.doc
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what he had told her earlier in their meeting. Ms. Miller asked, “Should I just wait to get fired?” Mr
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0410fbx.doc
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that involved checking inmates in and out, dispensing medications and doing headcounts. To get the job she only
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0411anc.doc
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difficult it was to get a hold of a person.
Company policy requires absences to be reported
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0415fbx.doc
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or speak to someone at the restaurant that evening but was unsuccessful.
Ms. Curtis testified she did get
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0421jnu.doc
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and getting the house ready to rent and turned over to a property manager while her husband continued working
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0423jnu.doc
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employment because he was "getting tired of doing nothing." In a total of eleven weeks of employment
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0426anc.doc
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contends he was too ill to get out of bed on both days that he missed work.
Mr. Alston’s next scheduled
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0427.doc
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get better when tourist season picked up. However, when Mr. Purdom received the $27.17 paycheck, he
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0428anc.doc
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that he understood he was not going to work anymore, not getting a paycheck, and furthermore that it had
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0436anc.doc
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would try to get Mr. Williamson a job there with Home Depot. Mr. Williamson never did move.
Mr
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0448anc.doc
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the representative’s phone call, she was unable to get through. She was told by an employment services representative
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0449anc.doc
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. Gossweiler was on a “head hunt” to get him (Mr. Lay) fired or to quit.
In early December, Mr. Lay was told
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0458jnu.doc
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, they decided to move to Florida because Mr. Maul’s parents vacation there and the children would get to see
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0459anc.doc
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while completing their schooling. Thus, while working he was able to continue his studies by getting his
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0460anc.doc
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not assist except for the actual packing. She often worked overtime on her job, so getting these tasks done
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