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0879rjnu.doc
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it is difficult for him to get his mail, as it is delivered at the other end of another island, and because his
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0880jnu.doc
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laid off, he told some co-workers that he was using the opportunity to try to get union work.
When
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0885jnu.doc
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separation. He also thought he would have enough money to get through the winter, and thought he would
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0903jnu.doc
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the arrival of the barge with their possessions, and getting the family settled in their new home, Mr
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0918.doc
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occasionally still gets mail forwarded to him from California as his ex-wife holds the mailbox.
Mr. Oyster
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0933anc.doc
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refusing to return to the store:
I) Let the shoplifter go
II) Get a description of the suspect
Excessive
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0935anc.doc
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he would get his benefits.
Mr. Mowry misunderstood the claimstaker. He thought after six weeks he
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0943jnu.doc
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to get his wife outside his office and lock her out. She eventually left, and Mr. Church completed
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0953anc.doc
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that if he had known that he would not get a raise after one pay period he would not have even started
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0982anc.doc
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.” The store manager heard Mr. Temple call his supervisor an “ass” and “yelled” at Mr. Temple to get in his
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0988anc.doc
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at the restaurant as a cook in the summer of 2003. He worked directly along side Mr. Pinson, and the two did not get
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0998anc.doc
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duties if she could not get a resolution to her problem at the supervisory level. It appears that
Ms
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1006jnu.doc
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Alaska on March 29. He used the two months in between quitting his job and actually moving to get ready
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1010jnu.doc
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that packing and getting ready to move are activities that can be done around working hours. Because Mrs
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1030anc.doc
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asserts that he did not get the hearing notice until after the hearing because he was receiving mail
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1042anc.doc
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in the summer of 2003 moved to do insurance work. Another person was hired. Ms. White did not get along
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1045anc.doc
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was unable to get the medication she required. After returning to Anchorage, Ms. Savok sought medical help
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1059.doc
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to the scene of a fire and subsequently obtained a Local Purchasing Order for film development without getting
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1062anc.doc
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to check the mail. Mr. Pirtle does not always receive his mail, however, as the mail gets “scattered over
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1065anc.doc
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for an employee who had to get to the store to open.
Ms. Frost was discharged for excessive discounting
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1087anc.doc
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” and felt that she had to “get strong first.”
Just prior to leaving the job, Ms. Ramsey had consulted her
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1090anc.doc
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for training. She did try to go in on her own time to get training in the new areas. Ms. Chappell-Smith
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1114fbx.doc
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on March 18 to prepare herself for the course by getting all of the required immunizations.
Ms. Morse’s
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1126anc.doc
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with Tim Erickson, the store manager. She told him that if he was trying to get her out of the way
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1146anc.doc
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was appointed. Mr. Rios discussed the matter of his conversion with her and believed she might get him converted
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1148anc.doc
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. At some point Mr. Fitzgerald offered to pay the one cent himself “just to get him out
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1150anc.doc
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cubicle and, with her arms crossed, said in a “very stern” voice, “Get in my office right now.” Ms. Morkal
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1153fbx.doc
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, as the call center representative said nothing to him about the work searches.
Mr. Frantz did recall getting
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1160anc.doc
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to Ketchikan in 2003 after getting married. They wanted to try living in that city to determine
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1171jnu.doc
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was not allowed on the assembly line, Ms. Kameroff was excused to get drinks up to 15 minutes of the time her
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1175anc.doc
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for associates. Each employee is required to pass numerous courses, such as ”˜Doing the Right Thing’ and ”˜Getting
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1177anc.doc
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. Stanley that she was trying to get qualified workers but was unable to do so.
The Administrative
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1202anc.doc
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employer of what happened. She explained that she had no way to get to work, and that her own base pass
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1205anc.doc
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that he was not needed and to “get out of here; you’re fired.” During the exchange, Mr. Soltez told
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1217anc.doc
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to discuss anything with her. Additionally, she felt as if things would not get any better. Ms. Thomas did
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1235anc.doc
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hired that she would not get any job advancement without taking medical-related courses.
Ms. Johnson’s
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1236anc.doc
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that he did simply get his weeks “mixed up” and that there was no intent to defraud. Accordingly
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1267anc.doc
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. Johnson made the decision to stop to get the employees’ paychecks and drop them off at her store before
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1267canc.doc
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. Johnson made the decision to stop to get the employees’ paychecks and drop them off at her store before
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1270anc.doc
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is of primary importance. The fact that the worker was tired, or did not get enough sleep the night before
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1273anc.doc
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to get her teaching certification back and wanted to remain in Alaska. She has, however, decided to sell
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1283anc.doc
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explained, among other things, that instructors needed to get along. Mr. Carlstrom testified that nothing
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1290anc.doc
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for the next two weeks.
Mr. Irick acknowledged getting a copy of the claimant handbook. Exhibit 5 pages 1
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1294jnu.doc
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medical problem. Ms. Hakkinen quit at the time that she did in order to secure housing and get her
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1321ranc.doc
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to the post office during its hours of operation. His request went on to state that he was able to “get
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1322ranc.doc
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to the post office during its hours of operation. His request went on to state that he was able to “get
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1323anc.doc
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of the day, the employer believed it was physically impossible to get from one location to the next
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1332anc.doc
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her on administrative leave for two weeks for her to get her medication straightened out. She came
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1346jnu.doc
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and/or get medical assistance to improve his eyesight and hearing.
Because the employer did not judge Mr
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1355anc.doc
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the telephone or get to it in time to answer. She claimed that she answered the telephone as best she could
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1356anc.doc
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. Tauchas took them to get lunch. The teenagers bought their own lunch. Ms. Tauchas bought herself
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1365anc.doc
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. At the hearing she complained that her hand hurt and that she felt the employer was trying to get rid of her
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1385anc.doc
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. Buchholz told Ms. Parker that she was never again to give patients advice, lest she get herself
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1391anc.doc
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. Lee did not get his work done, instead walking around doing nothing. Also he took excessive smoke
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1393anc.doc
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in getting to work. Walking to work was not a viable option, considering that she lived 25 miles from her job
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1394anc.doc
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, as well as possessing the transportation needed to get to and from work, are indicative of that person’s
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1406anc.doc
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to three times a week, late to work; and that getting to work on time in general is a problem for him. Mr
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1419anc.doc
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, in section VL 155.4 states, in part, as follows:
A worker who quits to get married has left employment
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1436anc.doc
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in order to get a good reference from the employer. He did not wish to have a termination on his employment
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1461anc.doc
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inappropriately towards Ms. Becklund and were difficult to get along with.
CONCLUSION
A quit
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1465jnu.doc
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mother’s memory has improved due to getting more sleep, and she has learned how to hook herself up to her
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1467jnu.doc
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to get ahead financially because everything in Kodiak was so expensive.
The Simons moved on June 11
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1473anc.doc
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at the time was to get into his home and make amends with his fiancée.
Mr. Richardson called his employer
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1477anc.doc
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department was unable to get the work done during regular working hours. Overtime was not authorized.
Mr
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1478anc.doc
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: 1) she was unable to obtain a student loan for the four credits she attended; 2) she could not get
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1496anc.doc
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. The plane had a malfunction and there was smoke in Fairbanks. Mr. Dial opted to get off the plane and went
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1529fbx.doc
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noticed that she started getting sick more often, and any illness that she had lasted longer. In December
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1531jnu.doc
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, however he did it, for getting the work done. Therefore, he asked friends to turn the planes for him
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1532fbx.doc
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in cashiering. She is willing to accept $10 per hour minimum for any type of work. She has transportation to get
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1534anc.doc
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Palmer, Alaska) because she was considering moving to Anchorage and because she could not get along
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1535anc.doc
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would not get his two weeks vacation.
Mr. Bush also noted that the company policy regarding
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1536anc.doc
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in every direction; and that he was not speeding because he couldn’t even get the vehicle out of 6th gear
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1537anc.doc
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in her position because she constantly questioned authority on decisions, or argued or did not get along
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1538anc.doc
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Compensation claim because she did not want “to get a reputation as an employee who filed” such a claim. She
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1539anc.doc
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was unable to get into her apartment, as her husband had their apartment key. Her landlord could
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1582jnu.doc
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. It could be argued a reasonable alternative may have been for Mr. Rhyner to get a job before moving
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1583jnu.doc
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. Warman he did not care what it would take to get the job done; He wanted the changes made.
During
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1589fbx.doc
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, and Mr. Richardson was told basically to “deal with it and get over [your] differences with [Mr. English
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1591fbx.doc
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,” and they could not get past that problem.
On June 18, 2004, Ms. Tullo wanted to quit. She felt she was harassed
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1611anc.doc
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to focus only on working and getting her children back. She has to ride the bus in order to get
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1630jnu.doc
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her that her blood pressure was up and that she should try to get the stress in her life worked out
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1633anc.doc
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returns and so she felt she was just getting even. Mr. Cook believed that Ms. Wakefield understood
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1648jnu.doc
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pressured for not getting his work done. On the contrary, Mr. McGraw was upset because he was being
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1654jnu.doc
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efforts to get to Ohio. She would have instead traveled to the new location of employment
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1666anc.doc
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time for her merchandise and was getting unhappy. Mr. Smith also mentioned the fact that shortly before
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1677anc.doc
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and told her, “I’ll get to the bottom of this” when she was speaking to him about a business matter.
Mr
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1679anc.doc
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a dock guard post several times in trying to get around it while driving up a steep ramp. Her bus
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1696anc.doc
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packing for the move, getting the house to pass military inspection, readying the vehicles for the drive
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1708anc.doc
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Ms. Rucker was convinced that the situation would only get worse and so she decided to resign. Ms
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1712jnu.doc
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would have a better chance to get a job. Because she was the primary wage earner at the time that she
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1717anc.doc
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of work. She has transportation to get to work.
Since arriving in Wasilla, Ms. Webb has been searching
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1721anc.doc
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that toward her. She ran out into the dining area to get away from him. She knew he would not follow her
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1722anc.doc
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Ms. Millsaps to complain that the men were hungry. The caller started to get angry and hung up. Ms
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1724anc.doc
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. Koppenberg went home to get his uniforms and when he returned with them around 8:30 AM, he asked Mr. Clark
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1743anc.doc
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. Lottridge instructed Mr. Anderson to get back to Mr. Kellen and have him come into work as the employer
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1749anc.doc
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. Davis suspects that his three-year old daughter may have gotten into the mail and caused it to get lost
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1750anc.doc
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up” for getting up off her stool to stretch her knee.
Ms. Lloyd, the human resources administrator
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1764anc.doc
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for the day or to get cash to pay for the sizing, which cost $22.
Ms. Ohle had planned to get cash from
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1775anc.doc
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was told to do.
When Ms. Willis first began to get “chewed out,” she chose not to complain about it. She
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1778jnu.doc
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around and with whom she did not get along. Ms. Gerondale did not feel physically threatened
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