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to get a ride, she also tried to start her truck. She argues that she needed both hands to “tinker
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0139anc.doc
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his eligibility, Mr. Bundy thought he would then be getting a check.
Exhibit 6 indicates that Mr
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0153jnu.doc
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job, she had problems with her husband.
Ms. Rawson and her husband were no longer getting along, had
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0162anc.doc
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agreed, and informed Ms. Wood that she would get in contact with her as soon as she returned to town
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0168anc.doc
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the call center, but he could never get through. So, he just kept watching his bank account instead
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0215anc.doc
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willingness to get a job.
Because Ms. Sampson is unwilling to drop or rearrange her schedule, is not actively
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0220anc.doc
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efforts to get his attention and not acknowledging her presence during the debriefing process. She
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0224jnu.doc
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the working conditions of the back room were unsafe, as once when climbing over boxes to get an item down from
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0240ranc.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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0248jnu.doc
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it was necessary for him to quit his job as he no longer had transportation to get there.
It is the policy
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0254anc.doc
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of getting a bigger check.”
Able and Available and Lokan and Associates work separation issues:
Lokan
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0257anc.doc
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of the three, and noted that the foreman filled them out and sometimes failed to get his signature. He did
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0260jnu.doc
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the claim and the test. Mr. Smith then left his office to get his truck to take Mr. Brown to the drug lab
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0278anc.doc
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could not get along with a coworker.
Mr. Schauert did try to dissuade Mr. Nickell from quitting
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0288anc.doc
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, so the children could get to know him. Her husband lived in Naknek, Alaska. The children relocated
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0305jnu.doc
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getting through. Ms. Coleman verified that she had quit the job, without divulging any other reasons why
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0306anc.doc
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trainer. Ms. Obar had other responsibilities as the department head and didn’t get to the hands
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0307anc.doc
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was “getting out of hand” and to stop using his employee discount.
When an audit of employee purchases
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0317anc.doc
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complained to her mail carrier and was advised to get a post office box, which she plans to do.
On February
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0322anc.doc
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in for an award and someone else would get it. There was no set policy. He also felt he was unfairly passed over
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0327anc.doc
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trainer. Ms. Obar had other responsibilities as the department head and didn’t get to the hands
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0342fbx.doc
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breaks. Mr. Rogan observed other workers taking breaks to smoke, to get coffee or food, or to do other
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0347cjnu.doc
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securing an appointment with a dentist on that day to get her tooth pulled. She had an allergic reaction
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0347jnu.doc
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in the restaurant as a waitress on January 20, before securing an appointment with a dentist on that day to get her
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0349jnu.doc
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to act as financier. He was warned to never get involved with any of the financial matters
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0353anc.doc
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. Delaughter who was interested in such activity, because the experience was necessary for him to get a job
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0356fbx.doc
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job and was busy finding a new home and getting situated in her new location.
STATUTORY PROVISIONS
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0370jnu.doc
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month after returning, Ms. Lanham only managed to get thirty minutes for her lunch break, instead
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0387anc.doc
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behavior. Because she did not want to get Mr. Wilson in trouble, she did not bring up to management her
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0393jnu.doc
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, beginning in early October.
Mr. Menadelook was still having difficulty getting his work done. He was never
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0401fbx.doc
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that they would “like to have me there.”
Mr. Bedingfield had not been getting along with the manager
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0404jnu.doc
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and tried to participate as much as she could from the sidelines. Ms. Pecka did get into an altercation
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0409jnu.doc
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with any problems they may have. Mr. Guda’s ultimate goal is to get a job, get his own apartment in Las
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0422anc.doc
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. Saunders, who was running the time and attendance program and told her she could not get into the computer
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0427anc.doc
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to another rack across the street. As Mr. Clyde was getting ready to load his truck tanks with fuel (unleaded
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0438jnu.doc
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before she could get her application in. Ms. Coopchiak’s father is available to watch her newborn if she
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0439jnu.doc
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to get on with her life and move on with the healing process. Towards this end, she and her other
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0451anc.doc
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Security Division. At the time, Mr. Schmidt was mainly concentrating on getting a temporary commercial
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0452jnu.doc
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she would get him a duplicate, but that he would have to come to her office to get it. Once the two
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0457anc.doc
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. On December 13, 2004, his driving license was revoked as a result of the DUI. He was trying to get his license
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0463jnu.doc
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.” (Spence, 9324931, Feb. 9, 1994)
Ms. Black gave the employer three days, which included a weekend, to get
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0481anc.doc
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this document when initially mailed to him. He disagreed with the determination. He attempted to get information
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0489anc.doc
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medical attention. At times she had felt physically threatened by the employer who would “get up in my
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0492anc.doc
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spoke with told her to get a doctor’s note. She agreed to do that only if she felt worse and had to miss
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0495anc.doc
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in the morning to get up and get to work on time. He is under the care of two treating physicians
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0533jnu.doc
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Mr. Enroth in a pleasant, professional manner and reassured him she would get answers to his
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0537anc.doc
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, characterized Mr. Griffith’s ability to perform his work as “getting by, at best.”
Mr. Griffith had been
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0540anc.doc
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himself discharged an employee. Mr. Lawrence could never get in touch with this employee, and found him
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0557jnu.doc
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, his immediate manager, in which he inquired whether he could get out of his contract and leave early
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0569anc.doc
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schedule, which allowed her to get enough sleep and to take college classes.
Ms. Petrie-Redman, Ms. Moore
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0593anc.doc
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together previously and did not get along.
PROVISIONS OF LAW
AS 23.20.340 provides in part:
(e
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0596jnu.doc
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it was too complicated to get the prescription refilled.
In January 2005, Ms. Hugo was presented
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0618fbx.doc
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it would have taken her approximately two weeks to get an appointment to see her doctor.
On March 7, Ms
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0624jnu.doc
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to spend time up front with her clients, building a relationship and getting them to talk, instead
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0666anc.doc
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. Smith argues he had only told the volunteers he was trying to get them paid, as the volunteers were
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0669anc.doc
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on February 9 was a result of her inability to get around because of her nausea.
PROVISIONS OF LAW
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0676.doc
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money left in her unemployment account to get her by until her job started again in April. She answered
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0687anc.doc
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not get paid for the extra hours but did not complain to the owner about the lack of pay because “it didn
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0699jnu.doc
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relationship with Ms. Anderson deteriorated to the point that
Mr. Busby thought she was trying to get him
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0706anc.doc
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, and construction management company that has several government contracts. The employees get paid when the owner
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0715anc.doc
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theft incidents. She felt she would be “reprimanded” or that the owner’s remarks “would get worse
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0722anc.doc
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of his time in the gym with the high school students. He was in the office once getting an accident
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0727anc.doc
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were, but she thinks one had to do with her and another coworker not getting along. She does
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0729fbx.doc
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pushed to get her “TIPS” card re-validated, she possibly could have worked her desired hours
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0735anc.doc
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for the hearing because he did not receive the hearing notice. He is not sure why the notice did not get to him
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0740jnu.doc
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in the negative, Mr. Pagan responded by telling him that he needed to get better advised, “with all due respect
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0744jnu.doc
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to get home again after her time in Texas. Ms. Hugo moved to Texas in January of 2005.
On March 9, 2005
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0762anc.doc
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. Mr. Bradley admits he did not always get these areas clean because he had so much work to do.
At Mr
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0770ranc.doc
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CONCLUSION
It is possible Ms. Reger called in a new telephone number for the hearing and it did not get
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0774anc.doc
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mentally and physically and finally concluded the only way to get his health back was to move away
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0791anc.doc
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to the store safe. On his last day he was unable to get into the safe. He called the store manager. The store
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0798anc.doc
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is academic.
Example: Brock (98 0698, June 3, 1998) was attending high school to get his diploma
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0802anc.doc
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of work to be March 24, 2005. Mr. Davenport quit early because he had a lot of things he wanted to get
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0806fbx.doc
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getting up and moving around.
Mr. Duran is currently looking for more sedentary work, perhaps
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0824jnu.doc
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a corrective plan of action where Mr. Evan would get to Fairbanks the day before his flight to ensure his
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0826anc.doc
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to get to work. He concedes that he could have left earlier to give him more time to deal with the snow
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0834anc.doc
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as the day desk clerk, and he did not feel this was fair.
Finally, Mr. Keywehak was required to get up
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0837anc.doc
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to deteriorate. At her hearing, Ms. Trigg complained that she felt she was getting many calls from customers
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0844-2ranc.doc
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the appeals office if they do not get a call from the hearing officer within ten minutes of the scheduled
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0866fbx.doc
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as a custodian. The work was located in Fairbanks, Alaska.
Mr. Carson had difficulties getting to work. He had
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0867fbx.doc
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on shift that she did not have a way to work. She asked if he was able to come and get her and he said
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0870ranc.doc
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office to make sure he got the paperwork seved(sic) then to the court house to get everything stamped
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0874anc.doc
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with them while she saved up enough money to get her own place.
STATUTORY PROVISIONS
AS 23.20.379.
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0877anc.doc
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, Alaska.
Mr. Martin had difficulties getting to work on time. The file contains numerous written warnings
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0879anc.doc
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transfer by getting necessary approvals from managers in Anchorage and then making contact with the human
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0906jnu.doc
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available to him such as asking for more hours, getting a second job, having his girlfriend add
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0909anc.doc
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not get a copy of that section at the time she was hired. She looked at the receipt but only to determine
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0920fbx.doc
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Ms. Stevens originally gave 60 days notice because she believed that was the earliest she could get
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0924anc.doc
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not see Ms. Foster alter any records, and noted that Ms. Foster would not have had a valid password to get
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0948anc.doc
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and told her how excited she was to get some more training. The training manager told her, “I don’t know
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0953jnu.doc
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of potential conflicts with Worker’s Compensation.
Ms. Angus was frustrated at not being able to get a doctor
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0957jnu.doc
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of it and get you back to work.” Mr. Hodges quit his job on March 17, 2005 to accept his new job and arrived
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0975anc.doc
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company, Med-Search, to get more information about pharmaceutical sales positions for which he has applied
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0991fbx.doc
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on a full-time basis. She was unable to get her job back because her employer had already hired someone else
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0998jnu.doc
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. Diveley’s mother does not get along with the daughter who lives in Pennsylvania and did not want to live
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0999jnu.doc
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the impression that the representative would get back to him personally to schedule the follow-up, which he
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1014anc.doc
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’s husband wanted to “get rid of” Situs and wanted virtually nothing to do with the business. Toward
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1016anc.doc
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made up her mind that she was leaving and wanted to get out of the office as soon as possible
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1026jnu.doc
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tendered her two-week notice of resignation, effective April 20, to move to Hawaii and get married. Due
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1027jnu.doc
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in November that he did not get the job, he became upset at the Department’s final choice because he thought
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