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0854.DOC
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at the work schedule and get back with her.
On March 20 at 3:00 p.m., Ms. Dwyer appeared without
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0873JNU.DOC
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dock. Mr. Jensen was attempting to get the operator to move the vessel so that he could park his plane
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0899JNUB.DOC
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. Rumfelt knew the name of the new regional manager, but did not know how to get in touch with him. When he
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0920ANC.DOC
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not get the message sent to her address by ESD on February 19, 1998, advising her of the extended benefits
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0923ANC.DOC
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employment as he was trying to get his mind in order. Mr. Johnson is addicted to alcohol and drugs. Had
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0929ANC.DOC
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to go back to work for two months because I haven't had a provider for my daughter. And when I get off
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0934ANC.DOC
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. Schoendaller asked "Or else what?" Ms. Hillary indicated she would get her own way.
Ms. Schoendaller
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0936ANC.DOC
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support to get him medical care.
When Ms. McIndoo filed by phone on April 20, 1998, she realized she had
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0952ANC.DOC
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indicated he was a "f--king liability" and "f--king stupid." The claimant believed he would get no further
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0959FBX.DOC
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was getting a new stove.
Mr. Green agreed to meet with Ms. Yow on January 21, but then did not show up. He
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0975.DOC
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with work. He was also told he would get health insurance benefits. Neither of those conditions
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0986.DOC
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approximately December 10-17, 1997. It was paid for by Mr. John's union, Laborer's Local 942. He did not get
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1006INT.DOC
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not tell Ms. Anthony that to get points she had to sign the authorization line herself.
PROVISIONS OF LAW
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1010ANC.DOC
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-free living to allow Mr. Sellers and his family time to get back on their feet. After moving to South
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1014.DOC
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Before he quit, Mr. Clark asked his supervisor if he could retain full time work so that he could get
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1028.DOC
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anywhere from several weeks to several months to get to Alaska and vice versa, depending on how it was sent
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1029ANC.DOC
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. Shearer was hourly, she would either get paid overtime for the Saturday work or take the following Friday
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1032FBX.DOC
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offered) with this customer in the past without ever getting the impression that her statements were being
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1051JNU.DOC
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other than sore feet, Ms. Nicolie felt she needed about a week off work in order to get caught up
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1062ANC.DOC
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management’s denial of his February 1998 leave request. Also, he was getting tired of the 50 to 100 degrees
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1069ANC.DOC
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at the restaurant on April 14th and how long it took him to get into the building. At first during the hearing, he
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1079JNU.DOC
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was told not to get involved, to let Ms. Davis and Ms. Alred work it out between themselves. Ms. Davis
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1089.DOC
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, and had heard rumors that the union was beginning to get calls. Had he continued to work at K & L
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1109JNU.DOC
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told him that they had been trying to get rid of him because he was not doing his job. Either Mr
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1120ANC.DOC
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was being discharged. Mr. Marjoe said that he had warned Mr. Tapley that things would get back to him about
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1128ANC.DOC
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him to get well. Mr. Jones did not recall the April 6 phone call.
Sometime after April 8, Mr. Jones
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1143FBX.DOC
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transportation to get to work four days after she quit, of which two were a weekend.
Furthermore, Ms. Jackson
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1144ANC.DOC
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roommate. The roommate advised Mr. Vogelheim to get in touch with his family (Mr. Vogelheim's) who lived
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1145ANC.DOC
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discovered her paycheck would still not clear. Ms. Alvarez finally had to drive into Anchorage to get
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1149.DOC
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33 overtime
4/14-4/27
24.0 regular
7.5 overtime
Mr. Anderson felt he was not getting enough
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1167ANC.DOC
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was still carried as an employee, and would have to resign to get his profit-sharing funds. Mr. Dafoe
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1174FBX.DOC
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could have a couple bottles of wine. Mr. LaFave told him to go ahead and get two bottles of wine
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1185ANC.DOC
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to her tendency to wander or get off track during their conversations.
Finally, Ms. Brandal failed
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1189ANC.DOC
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admits that she had problems getting ready for work in the morning and arriving on time. Once her
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1191ANC.DOC
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good, but needed to get his water and waste water certificate updated and issued for Washington work
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1195ANC.DOC
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. Kroth believed Mr. Syverson was out to get her son expelled from school by encouraging the teachers
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1225ANC.DOC
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Upon her arrival in Denali Park, in late April 1998, Ms. Smith was busy getting ready for opening day
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1238ANC.DOC
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was not getting paid enough, which Mr. Choy felt was Mr. Balzarini's common response to anything which Mr. Choy
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1243JNU.DOC
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with whom she was working. She became anxious, and had multi-day insomnia, but felt no motivation to get up
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1245INT.DOC
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by June 12, 1998.
The purpose of Ms. Jones' training is to get a "skilled job with good pay" as a dealer
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1246INT.DOC
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by June 12, 1998.
The purpose of Ms. Jones' training is to get a "skilled job with good pay" as a dealer
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1250FBX.DOC
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admits she had problems with organization and getting ready on time in the morning. Ms. Jensen received
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1251ANC.DOC
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also receive mail for the neighboring four-plex unit. Occasionally, Mr. Koehler's mail gets mixed up
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1261ANC.DOC
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that they wanted to avoid confronting.
Ms. Huckabay and her direct supervisor did not get along; both complained
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1289ANC.DOC
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not think to get assistance as he thought he would be able to complete untangling the trailers by himself
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1328RANC.DOC
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reopening, saying that she did not attend the hearing because she is working, and it "is hard for me to get
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1334ANC.DOC
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, wherein the worker made comments about getting rid of Ms. Hakes.
The employer commented during
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1341FBX.DOC
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to get back to Alaska. Ms. Mason's employer had at least one more week of work, then Ms. Mason would
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1360ANC.DOC
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could not assist except for the actual packing. She often worked overtime on her job, so getting
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1372ANC.DOC
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was not paid minimum wage. He did not talk to his employer about his belief he would not get minimum wage
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1386.DOC
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the "PT test," her unit was deploying to Haiti, and so she had to get out. Ms. Shinholt asserted further
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1395JNU.DOC
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with the other employee were not getting done by that employee. When Ms. Baird complained to her supervisor, she
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1397ANC.DOC
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and explained his situation, the shift supervisor just said, “Okay, get back to work.” Mr. Flack
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1412JNU.DOC
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and possibly even clerical worker or tutor during the upcoming school term. However, her chances of getting
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1432ANC.DOC
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he had to file an appeal get the decision changed. Also, he first learned of the biweekly filing
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1464ANC.DOC
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a particularly busy day. Because Mr. Byrnes was alone in the dispatch office, eleven customers didn't get picked
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1466ANC.DOC
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there.
Ms. Hrubes and her fiancee' do not have a wedding date set. They hope to get married sometime
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1494ANC.DOC
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from clients who were in the salon getting other services.
Ms. McCabe did not remember or keep
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1496FBX.DOC
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individuals to try and get along.
Ellie was upset over management's decision to retain Mr. Silva as he
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1528JNU.DOC
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, 1998 to get his boat and gear ready for whaling.
Whaling season began the end of April. Usually
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1547ANC.DOC
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that she might not get paid for the two weeks of her resignation notice. She did not verify that belief
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1552FBX.DOC
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which indicates she did not get along with her supervisor, Ms. Sampson (an employee of six years). Ms
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1555ANC.DOC
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manager and the area manager to get relief at the store to allow her to leave. Ms. Teel was unable
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1559ANC.DOC
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trucks for the City, but failed to get approval on his decision to order a different frame size.
Mr
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1560ANC.DOC
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of individuals through her job); teenage son getting into trouble and quitting school; after work assistance
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1604FBX.DOC
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, 1998 to June 14, 1998.
Due to the delay in getting her raise monies, Ms. Webster concluded
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1616.DOC
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to stay seated for long periods of time. He also does odd jobs in order to get by.
In January 1997, Mr
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1634JNU.DOC
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. Meissner said that she was having to juggle tours to get everyone to all the stops on time. Exhibit 6
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1646INT.DOC
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would get contact names of managers in Tennessee for Mr. Grunst if he were interested in transferring
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1653ANC.DOC
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believed there was a delay in getting his job description updated and that the project manager acted
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1664ANC.DOC
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that there were times she failed to get phone messages to coworkers, but it was the result of her busy work area
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1669RANC.DOC
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the hearing notice. He is not sure why the notice did not get to him, except that "My girlfriend gets my mail
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1692ANC.DOC
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to that location after the summer hires were gone.
Mr. Morrison indicated that he wanted Doyon Drilling to get him
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1694ANC.DOC
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. It was not uncommon to get as little as 30 minutes notice in those cases. In anticipation of a field assignment, Mr
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1710ANC.DOC
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metabolism. As the summer season approached, he began to lose weight and get sick more often. Mr. Halsey
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1720ANC.DOC
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maintained the new counter person snapped her fingers at him twice (possibly to get his attention); moved his
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1736ANC.DOC
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wanted to get paid for a lunch break. Mr. Bailey indicated the only time an extra paper is completed
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1743JNU.DOC
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, $7.50 per hour.
Mr. Hill quit his employment in order to attend asbestos training. He was not getting
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1747ANC.DOC
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was "on his back." He requested she "get off my back" or he would leave. Mr. Cortez contends he told Ms
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1803JNU.DOC
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parents live there and they are getting older, so he wanted to be closer.
In 1988, Mr. Du Commun
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1806ANC.DOC
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a flight, the company must pay for another ticket in the amount of $600 to get the replacement employee
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1815ANC.DOC
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at home that requires an early bedtime for school. When Ms. Coleman worked late, she was unable to get
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1830ANC.DOC
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, "Get the h-ll off Airborne property." Ms. Austin contends Mr. Gehrer was subsequently discharged
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1837INT.DOC
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have wet surfaces, and the employer's possible light duty jobs involved some walking or standing to get
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1838INT.DOC
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have wet surfaces, and the employer's possible light duty jobs involved some walking or standing to get
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1857JNU.DOC
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. On other occasions, he would be late because he needed to get his rain gear on. Occasionally, Mr. Bustillo
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1859ANC.doc
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broke down or how long it took him to get to his friend. He agreed it was probably several hours.
Upon
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1863ANC.DOC
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to call a taxi to get to work. He does not know if the employer has a written requirement to call two
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1868JNU.DOC
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. Dunn's treatment, the port engineer told her to get her oilers license so she could perform other duties
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1869ANC.DOC
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or schedule. She did mention she was getting tired.
Ms. Torell maintained one or more vendors refused
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1912JNU.DOC
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if she did not get the job she was waiting on. In addition, she was unsure of the services
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1939ANC.DOC
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on, however, Ms. Lechuga-Gutierrez's legs began to get worse. In February 1998, her physician recommended
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1961ANC.DOC
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to let him (Mr. Smith) go because he was unable to get along with Monica, the supervisor. Fritz had
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1974.DOC
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because he did not receive the hearing notice. He is not sure why the notice did not get to him, except
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1979JNU.DOC
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the reconveyences. Mr. Norton told her it was her job, and he would give her thirty days in which to get her work
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2001R.DOC
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it away because he always gets his mail. The Employment Security Division's computer records indicate Mr
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2005ANC.DOC
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with that operator for several months (without success), trying to get him to place debris out of the way of the dirt
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2018ANC.DOC
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not think to seek a transfer before the school year ended.
Ms. Cross also quit because she did not get
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2024JNU.DOC
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, and she has a teenage daughter. Ms. Warren was told that Patty would not be able to get a taxi home
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2027JNU.DOC
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to remodel her home for tenants in order to get
optimum rent, remodeling can be accomplished while
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