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0271anc.doc
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to restrict herself to evening work only because she wants to ensure her child gets to school and home
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0273anc.doc
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to accommodate Ms. Taylor. He would have worked with her to get her part-time hours or even given her time off
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0276anc.doc
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.” Jason then left. About five minutes later he returned and told Mr. Bacher he had better get over
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0305anc.doc
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a replacement for
Mr. Tanner.
The employer’s procedure for getting time off is to fill out a leave request
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0306fbx.doc
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was having problems getting along with a co-worker, Christy Mullens, whom Ms. Burmeister felt was “rude
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0308anc.doc
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did not have transportation to get to a doctor’s office, and
Mr. Moodie felt that it cost “a lot
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0310anc.doc
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his mail from them for about a week.
Mr. Giles was still able to get his mail from the mailbox
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0323jnu.doc
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some meetings between those involved and get back to him on his cell phone.
When Mr. Cavanaugh did
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0328fbx.doc
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. Hardesty told Mr. Scown to stop by the office to get the WC and UA paperwork before going to see the doctor
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0334anc.doc
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not think he would get caught.
The incarceration had nothing to do with the employer’s decision
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0335anc.doc
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a pay telephone to get directions.
On her claim for the week ending July 6, 2002, Ms. Weaver did
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0347anc.doc
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. He contacted his foreman who indicated he (Mr. Holmes) needed to resolve the problem and get back
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0348anc.doc
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On January 21, a coworker’s spouse approached Mr. Palmer, getting within a foot of his face. The man asked Mr
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0349anc.doc
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called Mr. Cloyd and told him to get back to work “or else.” Mr. Cloyd assumed the “or else” meant he
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0351fbx.doc
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minutes to get from one warehouse to the other because the supervisor “thinks we screwed off too much
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0367jnu.doc
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not need to remain employed as they could get by without her.
Ms. Nauska gave her resignation notice
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0379anc.doc
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or gets a ride with his neighbors.
Mr. Kralick is searching for full-time employment and is willing
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0393jnu.doc
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is attending school at Glendale Community College, in Glendale, Arizona. She is studying to get a certificate
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0401anc.doc
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did not file the appeal within the 30-day filing period because she was trying to get all of the facts
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0409anc.doc
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did not call his employer before he left home. Mr. Unutoa was in a hurry to get to work by 7:00 a.m.
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0410anc.doc
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not get his unemployment insurance.
Ms. Frison, Mr. Wilson’s appointed representative, and Ms. Wilson
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0418anc.doc
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any offer of full-time work. That includes the time to get to work and back home again. She has
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0419anc.doc
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. Customers were easily upset, the managers would get mad and would even throw food, and cooking utensils
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0424jnu.doc
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the business is closed, the employees get paid the last day they work before the pay date.
Mr. Harmon admits
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0429jnu.doc
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that, if he could “get up and work,” he would be all right.
Mr. Ross had previously been denied for fraud
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0433ranc.doc
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12, 2004fillin "" \d ""
fillin "" \d "".
FINDINGS OF FACT
The employer contends it did not get
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0441anc.doc
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, testified that there are several Applebees employees who successfully use public transportation to get
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0445anc.doc
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for, that she did not get along with. Also, she had just finished working a double shift. The nature
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0458anc.doc
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the employer again until getting her final paycheck on January 16.
After Ms. Powers spoke with Ms. Bugarin
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0462anc.doc
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limit, running two stop signs, getting three flat tires for driving in areas in which he was prohibited
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0467anc.doc
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that it was scabies. The nurse agreed to get a doctor in to check the patient(s). Ms. Crews assumed the nurse would
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0483jnu.doc
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alternatives available to her, such as getting glasses, using a method other than handwriting, or, requesting
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0490fbx.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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0496anc.doc
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to scheduling problems. Mr. Bunker had to wait on Maui until February 22 to get a flight back to Alaska. He
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0498anc.doc
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was located in Wasilla, Alaska. The employer is a package liquor store.
On January 26, 2004 after getting off
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0504anc.doc
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good” for getting the upper end of the pay scale.
Mr. Stratton spoke to the owner about his pay rate
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0509anc.doc
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get through to the Call Center but was put on hold to wait for the next available claim representative
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0512anc.doc
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and leg were causing him pain, and he felt he had to see his chiropractor to get some relief. Being absent
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0516anc.doc
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, Mr. Smith thought he would get paid overtime, however, after he received his first paycheck and upon
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0542anc.doc
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didn’t want to get spacey like Ms. Dupee.
Towards the end of her employment, Ms. Dupee gave
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0545anc.doc
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. The owners wanted to get all of their feelings out in the open. They spoke to Mr. Newsome about some concerns
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0546anc.doc
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did not get a missile defense job he would return to Anchorage. An individual gave him a vehicle
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0549anc.doc
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to the owner. The mother was alarmed because her child was getting over an illness and had apparently been
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0551anc.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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0555anc.doc
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the job. Mr. Watkins testified that he did not get any telephone messages on his recorder from anyone
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0576anc.doc
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that he would not speak to her directly and required her to get his permission to do various tasks
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0580anc.doc
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for the two weeks. After three tries, in order to get VICTOR to accept his filing for those two weeks, Mr
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0581anc.doc
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received the handbook for the October 2003 claim, she was getting a divorce and moving.
Exhibit 34
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0582jnu.doc
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every other day for him. Mr. Feidt finally concluded his neighbors were getting on in age where he did
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0594anc.doc
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. She earned $10 per hour.
On Saturday, February 21, 2004, a customer tried to get a loan on several
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0596anc.doc
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could not get to the Gambell location in time for the meeting and went home, as she was advised
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0607jnu.doc
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informed Mr. Septien to find something to do for the next 10 minutes, as he was not willing to get
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0615jnu.doc
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is academic because of his course content, and the fact he will get a degree from an institution of higher
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0637anc.doc
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would be gone 30 minutes longer for her lunch because she wanted to get her hair cut. Mr. Larick
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0639fbx.doc
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was skipping classes and getting below average grades in school. The daughter had spent one month with her
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0641jnu.doc
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of a job assessment program, where she is learning job seeking skills, as well as getting assistance
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0646anc.doc
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for rent. In Anchorage, Mr. Vilchez paid $550 plus electricity. Mr. Vilchez hopes to get work on a boat
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0647anc.doc
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for rent. In Anchorage, Mr. Vilchez paid $550 plus electricity. Mr. Vilchez hopes to get work on a boat
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0648anc.doc
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he did not think he would be finished by then and wanted a week to get set up in his new home
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0650anc.doc
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solely on his night supervisor to relay any problems to the workers. He does not get involved
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0652anc.doc
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training to get the position she was in, which took six weeks of intensive training.
On January 9,2004 Ms
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0656.doc
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with friends. They continued to get mail sent to their home address, but later changed it to another location
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0666jnu.doc
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the hearing of the employer's
patrons.
It is the responsibility of workers to get along with other employees
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0668.doc
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mailed to her correct address of record. She admits getting at least one of them within a few days
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0689fbx.doc
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. Hughes would get mad and tell Mr. Byars that he made mistakes and to check his work.
Mr. Hughes
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0692anc.doc
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not get the document. The determination was not returned to the Employment Security Division.
Ms
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0693anc.doc
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. Sparks was forgetful, and that was one of her reasons for not getting things done or being late to work
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0694anc.doc
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would only get $15 per hour, there was no dispute that the employer mentioned $16 and $18 per hour, well
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0697anc.doc
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not be for “misconduct.” He had been trying to get an early discharge to care for his ill mother who lived in another
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0698anc.doc
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was late and would not be allowed to participate. Ms. Daley was upset and felt she would get another
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0699anc.doc
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this to the employer. Mr. Kopy also refused because he did not get a change of policy on the matter before the events
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0700anc.doc
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a.m. He was given the job-site address and some directions to get there. Those directions proved
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0703anc.doc
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could not get the paperwork. The employer told him he could not work unless he brought the paperwork
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0711anc.doc
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$1.50, Mr. Richardson sold the computer to her for that price. He wanted to get her out of the store
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0713anc.doc
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. Wilder did not get the October 16 determination. The ESD’s computer contains a notation
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0722anc.doc
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orientation to include a visit with a member of the “IBEW” local union.
Mr. Davis did not get a statement
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0729anc.doc
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16. He indicated he did not get the message. Another orientation date was schedule, which Ms
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0730anc.doc
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try to work things out and get along.
In mid-February Ms. Canoose’s supervisor again yelled at her
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0744anc.doc
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in this case apparently did not get his mail for such a reason, we conclude his failure to appear
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0747fbx.doc
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to get to work by that date. She again hung up before he could finish his questioning.
On February 19
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0751anc.doc
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getting in, and animals getting out); improper and unsanitary disposal of feces; inappropriate joking
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0765jnu.doc
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to reach his wife for a ride to get his gear, he informed his supervisor he was getting a ride to Wal-Mart
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0778anc.doc
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to the bookkeeper who told him to get a statement from his father’s doctor and to keep the employer advised of his
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0779anc.doc
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things, he was to concentrate on promoting beer for his accounts, to get the product advertising
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0799anc.doc
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Dec. 97 0034, March 24, 1997, the Commissioner ruled that getting days of the week confused did
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0800anc.doc
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. The employer’s primary concern was getting
Ms. Browning “DU” certified as soon as possible. The loan
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0801anc.doc
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would like to get in line.” Mr. Cannata again said that type of comment was inappropriate. Mr. Holmes
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0814anc.doc
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. At the hearing, Ms. Johnson testified that she needed to get paid to have money for gas.
PROVISIONS OF LAW
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0817.doc
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, a boyfriend to get rid of, and had to find a job. Ms. Susook’s boyfriend was out of her life by August and she
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0828anc.doc
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she informed Ms. Hoffman that she would not get her last paycheck until the discs were returned
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0830anc.doc
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felt “the crane operator was getting worse every year.”
Mr. Prevost testified that, after the accident
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0831anc.doc
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promised to have it back that night so she could get to work the next day.
Ms. Gonzales failed to look
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0835.doc
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a call from a patient who could not get through to radiology to confirm an appointment. Ms. Weiss herself
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0836anc.doc
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or overtime, nor was he ever written up for an inability to get his work done.
Because it is the employer
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0838fbx.doc
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driving record on a specific date. As a result, in getting a copy of her driving record to the employer
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0839.doc
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trouble getting her mail. On January 16, 2004, Ms. Johnson wrote a letter (Exhibit 9) to the ESD
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0842anc.doc
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again rude and rather than “get all worked up” he determined to leave the construction site. Although he
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0843anc.doc
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to leave work that was away from home to be closer to his wife. He also argues that the work was getting
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0851anc.doc
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to get off the bucket, Mr. Rego “had an attitude.” Mr. Lutz, the Safety Supervisor, told Mr. Rego
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0856anc.doc
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with the forwarding when she was involved in the process of trying to get her student loan waived, and receiving
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