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2289anc.doc
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to register on ALEXsys from her home. She contacted the Eagle River, Alaska Job Service office to get
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2294anc.doc
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to confirm his efforts by calling the ALEXsys helpline, and when he could not get through, went with his
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2296anc.doc
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of working on Saturday did not allow the employer to make any alternative arrangements to get the work done
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2298anc.doc
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to him on November 13, 2006. He did expect to get some information in the mail, but did not “think about
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2315.doc
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The investigator attempted to get a valid address for the claimant, but he said he was moving around for work
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2355anc.doc
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not contact a Division representative to get an explanation of what “inactive” meant.
On November 20, 2006
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2358anc.doc
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believed he had completed the process because he came to the end of the program. However, he could not get
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2362anc.doc
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her apron and get her final paycheck.
The claimant did not think the owner possessed good
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2374anc.doc
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to accept supervision, he required an exorbitant amount of supervision, and that he was unable to get his
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2376fbx.doc
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still employed. The claimant had difficulty getting to work on time because he had to walk. He was late
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2394ranc.doc
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was interpreted as a request to reopen her appeal.
In her reopening request the claimant stated she did not get
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2412anc.doc
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her employer prior notice of her inability to get to work on time.
The claimant’s desk is part
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2413anc.doc
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on to ALEXsys and get started. He followed the computer instructions and believed that he completed his
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2419fbx.doc
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” work to be done, he would go home at lunch and use the afternoon and the following day to get ready
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2421fbx.doc
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a field which would allow her to put her résumé online and she did not get any messages indicating
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2424anc.doc
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2006. However, she could not remember her password to get into her ALEXsys account.
· On the ALEXsys
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2429anc.doc
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the requirement to register, but not posting of a resume.
She did not remember getting a new Claimant Handbook
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2440anc.doc
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a resume online in ALEXsys is be to more accessible to employers to increase the chance of getting hired
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2448jnu.doc
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in Alaska since 1958 and had a tremendous amount of “stuff” to get rid of or pack. They sold most
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2464anc.doc
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occasion, that the new schedule would make it more difficult for him to get to work. His manager told him
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2467anc.doc
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told the owner he thought it was impossible to get along with the supervisor. The owner told him to let
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2469tjnu.doc
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because he was preoccupied with
his health and getting admitted into a treatment program, which he did
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2475anc.doc
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p.m. The claimant told the employer that if she did get custody of the children and the employer
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2478anc.doc
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the representative nor the claimant saw that his résumé was offline.
The claimant did get some pop-ups indicating
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2489fbx.doc
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started getting reports of customer complaints that the claimant was not providing good customer service
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2490fbx.doc
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, she could not get the system to confirm her resume entry. She finally concluded that she had complied
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2499anc.doc
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did not get any pop-ups or have any indication that his résumé had not posted properly.
On December
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2504fbx.doc
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check on those levels and get back to her. She did not hear back from them and forgot to follow up
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2510anc.doc
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week, 9:00 a.m. two days per week, and 10:00 a.m. on the remaining week day. He felt he would not get
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2519.doc
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believes that at some point, she went into the Job Service office in New Mexico to get some paperwork
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2523.doc
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(AS 23.20.340).
FINDINGS OF FACT
Timeliness of Appeal Issue
The claimant did not get the original notice
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2539anc.doc
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but was unable to get on the website. She did not contact the ALEXsys helpline because it was after hours
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2541anc.doc
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that he was rude and did get angry. However, he argues that he was not told that he was going
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WIA-001.doc
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case be reinstated, as now that her legal dispute has been resolved, she feels she is able to “get
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0003anc.doc
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early, but reminded him that he would need to get a note from the doctor to prove that he had gone
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0015anc.doc
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and he had to get online by use of a dial up telephone to get on the computer initially.
When
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0029fbx.doc
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ID badge to get onto base as well as his keys, and he was escorted off base. His immediate supervisor
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0030anc.doc
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for prepayment. The claimant advised her that she would see what she could do. To that end, she attempted to get
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0034anc.doc
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to get to work via the bus system on Sunday.
About a week prior to her last day of work the claimant
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0034jnu.doc
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to use a hose to get water from the washer for kitchen and toilet usage. The house also had a mold
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0042anc.doc
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co-worker and management. It also upset her that her co-worker was able to get “what she wanted
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0044anc.doc
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.” The claimant assumed that since they were able to get out of ALEXsys her résumé would be posted online
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0056anc.doc
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was able to register and create a résumé, but she was unable to get her résumé to post online. She tried
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0061anc.doc
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automatically flow into the next. When he did not get benefits for the first week in which he was denied, he
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0063fbx.doc
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assumed she was quitting without returning his property.
The claimant’s intent upon leaving was to get
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0085fbx.doc
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that he had completed his registration and logged off. He did not get any pop-ups or have any indication
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0089anc.doc
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indicating that he was unhappy with the claimant’s performance and his failure to get apartments ready
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0093jnu.doc
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of her conditions was a plate and pins in her neck. Her medical providers advised against getting
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0097anc.doc
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the registration process. He followed computer instructions, created a résumé, and saved it. He did not get any pop
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0098anc.doc
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was that caused the manager to get so upset. The claimant did not allow the employer time to investigate
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0136anc.doc
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Tuesday January 24, 2006, the claimant and Tom were advised by Chad to "do whatever it takes" to get
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0146jnu.doc
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the lack of full-time doctors in Unalaska. Several years ago it took 27 hours to get his daughter
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0153anc.doc
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of the individual's he did not get along with had been made his Saturday supervisor and he had refused to follow his
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0156anc.doc
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not enough hours of work to get all the notes done in time.
PROVISIONS OF LAW
AS 23.20.379 provides in part
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0160anc.doc
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that she would have a better chance of getting things changed if she quit and then reported the employer
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0166anc.doc
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password, due to having registered for work late last year. She could not get past the section regarding
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0171anc.doc
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did not think that they saw her and she hurried to get on the bus to go to work. Before the bus left
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0172anc.doc
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of retaining her employment. Any reasonable worker would contact someone, anyone, by phone if she fails to get
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0177anc.doc
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the employer that she needed to get her car repaired. The supervisor advised her that she could have
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0187anc.doc
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. The supervisor told him to “get better.” The claimant did not contact the employer again until he after he
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0189anc.doc
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registration. The computer would not let him get past a certain page. He did not immediately contact
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0190fbx.doc
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The work for this employer was scheduled for completion on December 22, 2006. The claimant was not getting
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0205anc.doc
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with a competitor. He told the claimant to get off his property immediately and that he never wanted to see him
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0208anc.doc
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not get along. In January 2006, the other worker complained to the owner about the claimant’s refusal
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0225anc.doc
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and personal reasons.
Ten years ago, the employer hired another employee who did not get along
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0229jnu.doc
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in the community of Stevenson. The claimant quit effective December 3 because she was not getting any hours during
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0241anc.doc
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. When the claimant contacted the employees and tried to get them to come to work, the employees told him
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0255anc.doc
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to the claimant but did speak to several of the customers to get a clearer idea of what had happened. Although she
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0256anc.doc
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, the claimant went to the sergeant and apologized for getting him in trouble. The sergeant expressed his
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0263anc.doc
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getting specific tasks done.
The claimant was advised that if he was not able to complete his work
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0278jnu.doc
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employment. When she could not get leave without pay or paid vacation time, she worked three days per week
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0279fbx.doc
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to the holidays, the company was busy with inventory and the claimant believed it was hard to get time off. He
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0288anc.doc
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-icer that the company uses. Every time I get around the de-icer, I become very ill.”
Although
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0289fbx.doc
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would get in the way of his training.
PROVISIONS OF LAW
AS 23.20.378 provides in part:
(a)
An insured
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0315fbx.doc
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was quitting, effective immediately, because she was getting a better job up north.
The claimant had a job
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0317jnu.doc
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The claimant quit over a month early because she wanted to get rid of some of their household belongings
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0318anc.doc
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had been reduced because he was not given as many jobs by the dispatcher as he thought he should get
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0321anc.doc
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to be a very slow learner and became frustrated trying to train her and get her own work done. The new hire
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0327anc.doc
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for prepayment. The claimant advised her that she would see what she could do. To that end, she attempted to get
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0330anc.doc
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The claimant did not call his employer on January 27 when he realized he would not be able to get to work. His
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0332anc.doc
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. He thought about getting someone to spot for him, but his passengers were pilots and they were busy
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0337anc.doc
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to her. Although the Tribunal sympathizes with the fact that she failed to get the ALEXsys advisement
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0344anc.doc
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employees or friends that she could contact who would get a message to her employer. She did not think
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0353anc.doc
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happened. The customer confirmed that she paid $64.00 to get her hair done by credit card and was given
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0371anc.doc
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that when she was working alone sometimes tables that were at the far end of the establishment would not get
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0376fbx.doc
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and reminded him that if he wanted to continue to get paid, he needed to file during the first week of January
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0416jnu.doc
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. The raise is conditional and based on work performance. Some people get higher raises than others. Everyone
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0442anc.doc
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waiting for an opening. He decided that he needed to quit in order get the counseling set up
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0451jnu.doc
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to get the inventory done as well as the claimant’s “highly unprofessional, inappropriate
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0458anc.doc
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months ago, when the claimant was at the office to get Family Medical Leave Act paperwork completed
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0463fbx.doc
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wanted them to sit down and work out a plan together on how to get the work done.
The claimant was angry
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0465anc.doc
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. In order to work for the second employer, he had to get a new work verification letter, travel to Canada
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0471anc.doc
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is a more permanent address. He was sent denial letters but did not get them because he did not check his
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0499anc.doc
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than the claimant had been getting previously for the same type of work can sometimes establish good
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0500jnu.doc
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December 23 and December 30, 2006 were because his benefit checks took a long time to get to him due
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0517jnu.doc
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assistance with household chores, finances, getting to and from medical appointments, and dispensing daily
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0521anc.doc
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his mother living with him. His mother’s health was getting progressively worse. She was no longer
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0523anc.doc
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were not going to get better that she could help her get another job with a subsidiary company
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0530anc.doc
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foreman told the claimant that “he would see about getting the claimant started at the mine site
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0536jnu.doc
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did not get the letter that had been sent to him because he had moved numerous times and his address
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