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1028jnu.doc
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department trying to find a way to get onto the premises, as it appeared that the gates were locked
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1044anc.doc
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together, and she feels as if they will likely get married in the future.
On April 29 at approximately 4:45
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1058fbx.doc
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final paycheck on May 18, which she needed to finance the move. Ms. Walker was having trouble getting
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1065anc.doc
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hour on that job.
Ms. Peltola provides care to her mother by ensuring that her mother:
· gets out
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1073anc.doc
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taken the exam to get her permanent license twice and was unable to pass it because of language problems
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1077anc.doc
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request, as he and another worker could not get along harmoniously.
On April 14, Ms. Seavey, the Branch
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1081anc.doc
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the state after her attorney advised her that her husband was petitioning “to get back into the house.” Her
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1091anc .doc
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still in Alaska, Ms. Lopez had dental work done and some teeth extracted. She could not afford to get
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1091cjnu.doc
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. She could not afford to get a bridge made in Anchorage. A friend told her that it would be cheaper
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1099anc.doc
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. Lee re-contacted Fred Walatka and Associates and she may start working for him again once she gets
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1109jnu.doc
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, Inc indicating that he was trying to get a copy of her work description because he felt he was doing
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1110jnu.doc
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early would enable her to get settled before school starts.
While she was working in Alaska, because
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1120anc.doc
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, 2005, Ms. Foreman’s mother-in-law passed away. In the confusion of getting her family ready to leave
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1131anc.doc
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than to seek the help of qualified medical professionals. In getting medical help for his trauma, he
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1132anc.doc
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needed to take her daughter to a doctor, file a police report, and get a restraining order against her
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1132canc.doc
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a police report, and get a restraining order against her roommate. She advised Mr. Matoski of what happened
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1133fbx.doc
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a job and getting everything done, I mean, there was just too much stress to deal with all
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1166ranc.doc
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for August 8th. I did not get my phone until August 1, so I had no number to give you until then."
Under 8
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1169anc.doc
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minutes at a time. While she was getting used to a wheel chair, her sales production dropped significantly
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1172anc.doc
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another sister in Korea, but she works outside the home and could not get time away from her job to care
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1174jnu.doc
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first because she did not want to get stuck in Hydaburg again without a ride back to Craig. When Mr
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1175jnu.doc
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. The surprise candidate was more qualified and undercut the salary in order to get the job.
The Athabascan
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1179anc.doc
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like the Internet to get accurate information.
Ms. Buthman testified that the Executive Director
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1189jnu.doc
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reasonable, if less convenient, alternatives for her to accomplish getting her son eventually settled than
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1190jnu.doc
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, alternatives for him to accomplish getting his son eventually settled than moving closer to where his daughters
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1205anc.doc
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to explain their absences and to get enough information to determine whether or not the absence should
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1209fbx.doc
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and reports of cash and credit card amounts on the weekends. She asked if that meant that she would be getting
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1210anc.doc
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, to get her mother established (medically) in Alaska.
On June 3, 2005, Ms. Harbison went
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1211anc.doc
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in getting to work. She did not try to find a ride with a coworker or seek any other alternative means
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1213anc.doc
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. She was not able to sit down when working.
4. She was not getting along with one of the managers
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1228fbx.doc
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in 18 times. Mr. Smith argues that he was late getting to work only a few times. Most of the time he
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1237jnu.doc
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for an adjustment to her job duties while waiting for the employer to get the promised help with the snow removal
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1239anc.doc
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he was the one who did scheduling.
Ms. Kurka did not want to talk to Brett as she did not get along
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1242anc.doc
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judgment” for his last three or four days on the job. He did that to help the employer “get the work done
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1255anc.doc
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that her job duties would change in order to help her get back up to speed but no changes were ever
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1261anc.doc
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-leader. The manager indicated to Ms. Valentine that she could get help for her possible dependency issue
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1280jnu.doc
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, 2005.
Ms. Castle did not go above her new direct supervisor to try to get her work re-arranged
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1285jnu.doc
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by car, several additional days to get to his training location would have been acceptable. However
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1304anc.doc
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months and was hoping that she would get a raise. Ms. Perez then went on vacation.
When she returned
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1310anc.doc
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. The student just sat and smirked at her. After several attempts to get the child to move Ms. Calvert called
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1313jnu.doc
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were returned. As she had shipped the family car on June 21, she found it somewhat difficult to get
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1314jnu.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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1322anc.doc
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to get treatment for her knee, as she had injured it. An hour later,
Ms. Chastanet was crying because
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1324anc.doc
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and made the decision to go home to get his medications. Before leaving Camp Carroll, Mr. Moulton asked
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1338jnu.doc
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. Creed relocated to the lower 48 to get married, and because her husband had a good job in the area she
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1347jnu.doc
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at the lodge.
Beginning the middle of May, Ms. Cermelj started having a problem getting to work on time after
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1353anc.doc
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and not get in trouble. Ms. Lewis asked the office manager not to tell the owner.
The office manager told
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1367jnu.doc
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$500.00 per week.
On July 1, as Mr. Maysonet was getting ready to drive to the work site
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1368anc.doc
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getting back to work might help her through her grieving process. Ms. Ihde called in on June 13 and said
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1382jnu.doc
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by surprise and was told it was the result of the employer not getting the results it wanted on surveys
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1391anc.doc
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that mailbox problems arguably caused Ms. Hoffman-Wagner not to get notice of her orientation meeting. She
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1394anc.doc
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get to work as soon as possible. The supervisor was really angry and told her, “don’t worry about
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1402anc.doc
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during evening and weekend to ensure he did not get into trouble. She had no problems with her youngest
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1403fbx.doc
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everyone else, but that there was a good chance that she would get the job.
Ms. Baxter gave two weeks
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1404fbx.doc
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immediately. The only time he has ever had any problem with the mail was in April when he did not get a check
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1410anc.doc
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asked again about getting his pay raised and the field foreman told him that he would “see about it.” Mr
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1425anc.doc
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to get back into a relationship with the female associate and that he had touched her as she had reported
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1429anc.doc
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. Kuntzman told her employer that she did not have it with her. Ms. Kuntzman went to her home to get
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1432anc.doc
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not get along with the assistant manager.
The confrontation continued. Eventually, Mr. Christle requested
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1433anc.doc
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. His back was hurting and he “couldn’t even get out of bed.” He did not call his employer to let him
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1436anc.doc
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to get a replacement key. He tried to obtain his mail from the mail carrier, but the mail is not always
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1438jnu.doc
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for the banding, he was required to get up and down on the ladder to his vehicle up to 30 times per day, which he
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1443anc.doc
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was originally hired to work in the doctor’s office upstairs. However, he and another co-worker did not get along
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1446anc.doc
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assistant school and to get a better job. She has not yet enrolled in school, as she must first obtain her
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1458anc.doc
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job, that she was “unworthy” of her position, and that he could “get rid of” her at any time.
· Ms
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1459anc.doc
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to begin getting listings she was also told the employer might decide at the last moment not to include
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1460anc.doc
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to get into any sort of confrontation with her aunt, as she feels she does not handle confrontational
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1466jnu.doc
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, a newly hired co-worker, and warned her against becoming close to Mr. Cataraja for fear she would get hurt
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1476anc.doc
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asked passengers getting off the plane if their flight was okay and would add, "she didn't make you sick
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1481jnu.doc
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was aggravated to be getting calls for notes she had already submitted twice. She gave her original notes
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1482anc.doc
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leader's face and yelling at him that she was going to get back at him for setting her up. Apparently, Ms
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1489.doc
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in the state.
CONCLUSION
When Mr. Thronsen left the North Star Center with the intent of getting put back
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1490fbx.doc
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with this company because he was not getting the amount of work he wanted. He did not have any alternate work
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1496anc.doc
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a difficult time getting statements from those workers involved in the incidents; she had to pass
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1499anc.doc
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efforts to locate work, as well as arranging for reliable transportation needed to get to and from work
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1503jnu.doc
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, where she was planning on attending school. They moved June 24.
Mr. Stiller plans on getting married
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1506anc.doc
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no choice but to seek approval for the TR from the president, considering the tight timeframe to get
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1529anc.doc
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in Ninilchik from further vandalism. However, he made no efforts to protect his property, such as getting
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1536jnu.doc
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to her mailbox. She was advised that it would cost $30.00 to get the box re-keyed. She did not have
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1538.doc
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In order to get paid from his employer, Mr. Coriell was required to keep a daily log of his hours and turn
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1540anc.doc
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, Alaska.
At 4:30 p.m. the same day, Ms. Allex was getting equipment out of an attic and fell through
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1543jnu.doc
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by herself. She often worked overtime on her job, so getting these tasks done while she was still working
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1545anc.doc
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worked overtime on her job, so getting these tasks done while she was still working would have been
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1560fbx.doc
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shifts, as he was depressed. He was “very sleepy,” did not feel like getting out of bed, and did not feel
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1567jnu.doc
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she knows that it is hard to get dental appointments for young children. The granddaughter did
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1568anc.doc
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of Seward. As he was getting ready to go home after his first day of work, he was asked to complete
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1574anc.doc
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and would not stop to hear what the owners had to say. After several unsuccessful attempts to try to get Mr
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1582anc.doc
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to get him re-energized and re-focused. Mr. Beck told her the promotion and salary he expected and felt
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1590anc.doc
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to be with her mother. Ms. Degrace noted that her mother quickly became more feeble and was unable to get around
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1592anc.doc
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was not allowed to do so. She does not remember getting any “instructions” on how to use the card other than when
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1602.doc
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. It is also unlikely an employee would wait until being called back from lay-off to get paid for hours before
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1604anc.doc
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was scheduled to work. The Captain told her he would check into the matter and get back to her.
During the night
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1610anc.doc
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about getting his job back when he finished everything he had to do. The supervisor said he would. Mr
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1612anc.doc
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to get a flight out of town that night.
Ms. Creekmore further states that she was in Anchorage at her
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1617anc.doc
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to family issues, financial issues, and problems at work. The stress was causing her to have trouble getting
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1622anc.doc
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. At approximately 7:30 a.m. that day, he had called his usual taxi/cab company to get a ride to the airport, which
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1624anc.doc
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quit his job. He gave no concrete reasons other than he was packing and getting his affairs in order
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1627anc.doc
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was wrong, she felt that she would not get in trouble. A few days earlier the office manager asked if she
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1639anc.doc
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to get what he considered his promised day off. His supervisor was to have told him about a change
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1640fbx.doc
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. Lowe and her supervisor simply could not “get along.” Ms. Hayes contends that Ms. Lowe was offered
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