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0552anc.doc
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the claimstaker that she was unable to get her resume online and that she had not filed her bi-weekly claims
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0565anc.doc
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days. The information provided also gave the claimant a phone number where she could get help if she
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0566anc.doc
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. He followed computer instructions, created a resume, and saved it. He did not get any pop-ups or have
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0592anc.doc
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to get the charge removed from his record. When he obtained a clean record he went back to his employer
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0603jnu.doc
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that the claimant had left a voice message that morning stating that she was resigning because she couldn’t get
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0616anc.doc
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times she had problems “getting in.”
The claimant is not computer literate and is not sure why she
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0620anc.doc
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, 2007 but had not been paid for it. The manager indicated that she would look into it and get back
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0624jnu.doc
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to get in shape for the upcoming June season.
PROVISIONS OF LAW
AS 23.20.379 provides, in part
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0632anc.doc
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that she was too slow in getting food served to customers. It was a Friday night and the restaurant
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0634jnu.doc
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, instructing him to get the truck washed and fueled. When the claimant returned to work after performing those
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0657anc.doc
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, the claimant decided to get his own business license and insurance and start the physical fitness program
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0674anc.doc
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days. The information provided also gave the claimant a phone number where she could get help if she
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0687anc.doc
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was also filing for benefits and advised him that he had to register with ALEXsys. He tried to get on his
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0691anc.doc
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in the afternoon. At the moment, the employer needed to focus on getting the paper out.
The claimant told
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0711jnu.doc
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not have asked for a transfer and indicated that it would take her a few weeks to travel and get settled
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0726anc.doc
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computer-based Alaska Labor Exchange System. The
The claimant does not specifically remember getting
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0755anc.doc
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would not get any overtime work in Atka, and therefore would suffer a reduction in pay, is speculative
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0762anc.doc
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and thus did that function. She expected to get tips from the tip pool and she calculated that out to be 13
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0765jnu.doc
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all employees that they should, “get their act together” because the company would be enforcing
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0774anc.doc
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was “not getting it.” They agreed on weekly meetings to review her work; however, even though she asked
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0783anc.doc
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and work seems to be getting done and not carrying over to the next day.” Exh. 9, page 4. During the final
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0790anc.doc
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was willing to cover the claimant’s shift had the claimant asked. He was also willing to go get the claimant
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0797anc.doc
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was upset that the claimant would go home sick and then have enough energy to get a haircut and go out
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0826anc.doc
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tried to call the supervisor but could not get through on his cell phone or his office extension
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0830anc.doc
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at the schedule on Friday morning.
The employee works a night shift, getting off work in the morning. He worked
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0840jnu.doc
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brakes were out and that he had no money to get the car fixed, so he would not be able to work
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0851jnu.doc
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their safety and well being. The claimant tried to get her daughter to attend some type of rehabilitation
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0865anc.doc
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going to get the ride. The claimant immediately came out from the back office, where she had been
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0867anc.doc
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about not getting enough training to be able to do her new job duties. She did not speak to her employer
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0868anc.doc
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frustrated because he felt he was getting conflicting work assignments and miscommunication from the two
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0871anc.doc
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was chewing gum. The Worksafe technician told the claimant to get rid of the chewing gum and at 10:56 a.m.
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0881jnu.doc
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giving out someone else’s address
· it took him “a while to get things together“
· he thought he would
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0909anc.doc
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and contacted the businesses to make sure they had received the deliveries. He was able to get verbal
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0926anc.doc
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began yelling and screaming, and walked out. The claimant’s manager merely remarked, “let’s get back
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0928anc.doc
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unopened until June 15, 2007. The claimant goes through the mail “when he gets to it.” On June 15, 2007
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0943anc.doc
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nothing. The employer decided that the claimant’s error rate was not going to ever get better due to his
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0950anc.doc
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to. She did not get a response.
On June 14, 2007, the claimant was told by a friend how to make a new
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0952anc.doc
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transportation to get back to Glennallen. He did not contact his employer to advise him that he would
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0957jnu.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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0981anc.doc
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two bus transfers and two hours commute time each way. Sometimes the claimant was able to get a ride
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0984anc.doc
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to get a job that paid more and that he could work alone.
The claimant told his employer that he
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0985anc.doc
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denial and waiting week had been completed and that he was going to get paid for the two previous weeks
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0996anc.doc
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of a “joke” getting out of hand and that she had numerous problems that were causing her stress. On March 21
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0998anc.doc
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not actually get paid until after he had stopped filing.
The claimant is not sure why he failed to report his
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1001anc.doc
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mid-June 2007 because he did not get the letter he normally had to sign indicating that he wanted
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1008anc.doc
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the claimant got his first paycheck he was shocked. He was only getting $13.00 per hour as a manager. He spoke
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1019anc.doc
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said something to a female coworker about her long hair and was surprised to get a warning for that. He
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1020anc.doc
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the accident. He left the engine idling. His main concern after reporting the accident was getting himself out
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1032anc.doc
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during the exchange and apologized to her for getting her into trouble.
· The employer contended that he
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1041anc.doc
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way, getting in her way, not speaking to her, and acting like the claimant did not exist. Another
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1057jnu.doc
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away. She felt she could not get her son to the new location and be able to arrive at work on time
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1061jnu.doc
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in Iraq was extended, and he did not get back to Alaska until November 20, 2006.
The military arranged
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1078anc.doc
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not like to get her nails dirty. The employer did not press the issue.
On July 8, 2007, the claimant
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1083anc.doc
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also had transportation problems and would not have been able to get to work on his own. He did
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1086jnu.doc
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was issued a notice advising him that his benefits had been denied on June 25, 2007. He did not get his
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1087anc.doc
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the claimant, as he felt the assistant manger inferred that he was “trying to get away with something” when
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1089anc.doc
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tried for many months to work with the claimant to get his adverse behavior on this matter under control
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1096anc.doc
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, anything, so that she could get out of the office she worked in. The union representative advised
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1099jnu.doc
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the claimant did get the notices late due to his traveling, he admits that he received and read the notices
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1102jnu.doc
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office was getting ready to close and he recalls feeling “in a time pinch.”
Employment Security Division
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1111anc.doc
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further infections and have a chance to get better. She gave her employer a two-week notice
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1129jnu.doc
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plans to get married prior to him leaving country.
The claimant left Alaska on June 10, 2007
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1137anc.doc
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patients to appointments. The claimant used Anchor Ride or taxi cabs to get the patient to and from
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1158anc.doc
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was going to get a check. A claimstaker told the claimant, “no problem, everything looks fine,” and “as long
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1175anc.doc
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an appeal, she negated any good cause that might have been established by her failure to get the notices
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1177anc.doc
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). She gave her notice because she was not getting enough hours of work and also to return to school
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1193anc.doc
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into the bar to get her keys. The bar manager told her that she was fired and was no longer allowed
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1207jnu.doc
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in the morning to ensure that they get to work on time, and watching his workers during the day for signs
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1213anc.doc
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the employer she could not come to work. She said she did not have a ride and she needed to get the truck fixed
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1225anc.doc
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been involved is a physical altercation with another child, and that the foster-parent needed to get
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1238jnu.doc
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events was inaccurate. The employer finally told the claimant to “get the F out of here.” By telling
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1249jnu.doc
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days monitor the packing and moving of the family’s furniture and boxes; get health certificates
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1254anc.doc
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. It gets very hot and it is very hard, dirty work. The more time the claimant spent arcing, the less time
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1257anc.doc
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enrolled in school since October 2006 to get a high school diploma through the Alaska Technology Learning
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1260anc.doc
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for the state she would not get away with this.”
The claimant went into the owner’s office and gave him a note
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1275fbx.doc
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that they failed to get updates on their vehicle repair status from the claimant. The employer specifically
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1276anc.doc
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conditions for which he wants to seek treatment; he cannot afford to get treatment, however, without health
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1281anc.doc
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the claimant that when he told the owner of his own pay problem, the owner said he was “getting on [her] nerves
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1284anc.doc
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was not getting as much space as other programs. She brought her complaints to her supervisor numerous times. Her
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1287anc.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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1288anc.doc
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application. During that attempt he experienced technical difficulties getting into the program
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1292jnu.doc
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as to help her remember to take her medications and help get her to her doctor appointments. The claimant
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1297jnu.doc
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was not able to get service until August 14, 2007. On August 15, 2007 the claimant registered with ALEXsys
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1298anc.doc
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the claimant via email to get her answer. The employer had heard that the claimant was considering coming back
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1299jnu.doc
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that other employees might think that if they walked off the job too they could get, or do, whatever
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1300anc.doc
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. This was followed by numerous self-directed work searches within the program. The claimant did not get any notices
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1318fbx.doc
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was going to get paid for the time that he worked and that the paperwork was needed for the store to justify
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1343anc.doc
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to contact the Kenai Job Center on
August 31, 2007, to get assistance with his resume. The denial
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1347fbx.doc
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, the claimant called the Fairbanks Unemployment Insurance Claim to get information about filing an initial claim
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1355jnu.doc
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Design. She is also auditing a course called Wheel Throwing Ceramics for which she will get no credits
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1358anc.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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1361anc.doc
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to complete the report because: 1) he had a significant amount of merchandise to get out on the sales floor
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1377jnu.doc
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and stated she was ill. She was told to get a medical excuse for her absence or “be fired.” The claimant went
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1382anc.doc
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of the other buildings to get him in another area so that he would not be a distraction to his workers
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1384anc.doc
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, it slowed down. This irritated the claimant so he followed the truck in hopes of getting a license plate
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1388anc.doc
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to the being submitted, there would be a significant amount of overtime involved in getting the proposal letter
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1402anc.doc
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: 1) that he felt he was at a “dead-end road” in his position; 2) he felt that he needed to get more
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1416anc.doc
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difficulty getting her résumé to show online. After working with the Division representative for a short time
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1423anc.doc
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was not going to get the additional hours that he wanted. The following Tuesday, August 28, 2007, the claimant
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1425fbx.doc
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offices until the close of business on Friday. She continued to get a recorded message.
On Monday
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