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0153.doc
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that the owner was getting angry and frustrated because the jobs were not getting done fast enough
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0197.doc
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the spouse’s parents to determine how to get his mail in a faster more efficient manner or find a different
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0199.doc
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to go home to get replacement tools if he could not find his on the jobsite.
The claimant saw his
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0210.doc
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to the Internet at her residence. She has difficulty getting to the local library to use a public computer
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0211.doc
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transports, and the claimant routinely told the owner he could not get his uniform on and drive
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0212.doc
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, the claimant spoke with his supervisor about getting a four-month leave of absence. The claimant initially told
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0285.doc
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submitted the orders in that manner because he getting too much grief submitting any purchase order over
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0300.doc
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supervisor. The claimant asked about getting his end of season lay-off slip. The office assistant was out
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0306.doc
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because he could not wear them all the time without getting a headache. The claimant was distracted
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0320.doc
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technician.
The claimant was having some difficulties with his direct supervisor. He was not getting
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0325.doc
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2011. She applied and interviewed for a position as a payroll benefits specialist. She did not get
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0330.doc
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not be reporting to work. The employer was upset as it was difficult to get a replacement for a morning shift
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0344.doc
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approximately four or five times to complete the requirements but he was unable to get through due to the high
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0348.doc
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getting her work shift changed. She was uncertain how long it would take to fix her car and getting off
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0368.doc
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had difficulty getting the director to communicate with her regarding the event planning
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0377.doc
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delivered to other people and frequently gets other people’s mail in his box. He has talked to the post
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0383.doc
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to remain several hours at the probation office. He was not allowed to call his employer. He reported to get
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0387.doc
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an instruction that was on his plan and a piece of cargo did not get loaded on the plane according to the plan
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0388.doc
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to and from work unless he could get a ride from friends or family.
On January 15, 2012, the claimant noticed
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0396.doc
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the claimant called the former employee a “punk.” He told the employee to “get his ass off the lot
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0409.doc
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, when a vehicle was not available the claimant had used the military bus to get to his different work
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0410.doc
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it. He complained to the employer that the work was getting too strenuous, and he would have to quit
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0417.doc
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following the re-opening of his claim, but did not recall getting a notice in the mail that told him his
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0434.doc
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it needs to be updated, but you’re good for now. You’ll get something in the mail telling you when
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0436.doc
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to get to the dumping area. The claimant waited for a short time but he was cold and tired and his hip
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0439.doc
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a resume online. He recalls getting instructions about how to file claim certifications and about his Chase
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0449.doc
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of benefits, and he would get an additional notice in the mail advising him when to call the unemployment
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0474.doc
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it” and suggested that she get counseling through the employee assistance program (EAP). Her caseload
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0481.doc
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and was unable to get assistance from Division staff, even though he went to the job center in person, before
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0499.doc
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, and the claimant was not getting his mail.
The claimant realized there was a problem with his unemployment claim
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0515.doc
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receives mail from the Division. The claimant gets her mail at a post office box near her residence
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0528.doc
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. The claimant did not get the reminder email because she was not scheduled to work in the days before
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0530.doc
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and twisted her ankle as she was getting ready to leave for work. She called the employer to report she could
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0543.doc
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as a case manager.
There were three individuals the claimant did not get along with at work; Teresa
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0575.doc
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the claimant to go home and get better. She also gave the claimant FMLA paperwork and explained that she would
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0584.doc
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the claimant he would not get the dependent allowance for Isaac on the EUC claim. The claimant asked “What
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0604.doc
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that she could not get up and that she might need to stay.
The claimant told the doctor, “The patient
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0618.doc
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months for the claimant to get a replacement vehicle.
When the claimant spoke with the employer
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0625.doc
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roommate called the restaurant to get more information about the complaints. The owner became mad
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0645.doc
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, 2012 and February 25, 2012. The claim specialist said, “Why don’t you just call when you get back
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0657.doc
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the notice. The claimant has experienced significant difficulties getting his mail since he changed from
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0663.doc
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from the Division after opening her claim. The claimant gets her mail at her home, which she shares
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0674.doc
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in a public place and asked her to get him all the names and addresses of the tribal members. The claimant
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0689.doc
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, the respite care worker complained that he was difficult to get along with. After the respite care worker quit
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0706.doc
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February 2012, the claimant called the unemployment insurance office for information on how to get a new
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0771.doc
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and the older children did not get along. The family participated in counseling as well as medication therapy
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0791.doc
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would not release her for work at that time. The claimant contacted the employer about getting
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0824.doc
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been torn apart by the wind. It was very windy and dark and the claimant was focused on getting
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0849.doc
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years. The claimant’s spouse is getting close to retirement, and the claimant did not feel comfortable
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0855.doc
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to get the claimant sent out to assist other technicians on jobs to increase his sales. The claimant
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0880.doc
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86H-UI-067, June 11, l986.
The claimant clearly did not get along with the executive director and did
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0883.doc
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benefit Policy Manual, at VL 155.4 says, “A worker who quits to get married has left employment without
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0897.doc
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24, 2011, the claimant failed to submit a proposal due that date. The claimant could not get budget
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0901.doc
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not require “call” assignments because it is difficult for her to wake up and be alert the older she gets. She
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0909.doc
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the claimant advised her that the representative would get the password and take care of posting the résumé
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0953.doc
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to get the channel back on the air, so he left the area to get an engineer to help him. The digital
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0967.doc
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to get his clearance reinstated before the job ended a week or so later.
The employer would have
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0977.doc
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not recall receiving the notice. The claimant gets his mail at an address other than where he lives. He does
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0987.doc
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immediate supervisor when unable to get through on the 800 number provided. In early March, the claimant
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0997.doc
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enough to cover the expenses of getting to work, the claimant in this case may have had good cause
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1008.doc
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getting along with the project director.
It is the conclusion of the Appeal Tribunal that the claimant
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1010.doc
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was also unhappy that she was only getting a few hours a week. At some point, the claimant called the owner
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1029.doc
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was not fixed, and he was the only person scheduled to work from 10 p.m. to midnight. He attempted to get other
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1042.doc
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that day. The supervisor told her to call her husband and get money put on her card because, “Your master
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1048.doc
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on their own. For any items over 25 pounds, associates were required to get assistance lifting the item. When
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1070r.doc
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the Tribunal office with a number at which he could be reached for the hearing. He did not get the notice
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1081.doc
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the claimant back to the original supervisor’s crew. The supervisor yelled at the claimant to get to work
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1088.doc
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when not active. Although the claimant uses an air pressure mask while sleeping, he does not get
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1112.doc
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going to have any trouble getting into the office?” He told her, “No, I have the code for the door.” He
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1117.doc
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it was very difficult to get out of the
island if an emergency ever came up. In the absence of any
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1136.doc
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in getting his resume posted online. He immediately contacted a job center representative who assisted him
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1167.doc
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the claimant while she was at work. Some employees had signed a petition to get the former cook her job back
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1175.doc
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assistance getting to doctor and hospital appointments. She requires someone to monitor her food
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1183.doc
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met the claimant and attempted to get the claimant to move the trailers out of the hangar
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1193.doc
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tests to get his Class B CDL before taking the driving test to obtain a Class A CDL. The claimant
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1204.doc
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for the schedule beginning February 25, 2012. The claimant told the manager that she would get back with her
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1210.doc
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with the scheduler about getting him more kitchen work.
On February 14, 2012, the claimant overheard the scheduler
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1212.doc
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and
March 23, 2012 would be her last day of work.
The claimant had to get her four school age children
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1236.doc
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to “get out.” The claimant understood that to mean he was fired but did not ask for clarification
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1237.doc
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of the Republican Party of Alaska. He volunteered to work to get the candidate elected chairman. He worked 40
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1243.doc
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Paul Island location.
Heavy ice prevented commercial fishing vessels from getting to Saint Paul
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1279.doc
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in a previous employment with the employer. The claimant and the supervisor did not get along. The claimant
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1281.doc
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and told the claimant “This will get you to sleep.” The claimant initially believed the pill was an over
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12842.doc
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, the claimant told him that if he was unsatisfied with his work, he could get rid of him. Shortly after
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1307.doc
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not get a raise. The owner refused to give the claimant a raise, and the claimant told the owner she would
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1316.doc
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chef and get back to the claimant.
On May 10, 2012, the restaurant manager did not approach
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1336.doc
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, and he gave the claimant instructions to get the food out.
The claimant argued with the executive chef
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1346.doc
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go home and check my calendar and get back to you.” There was no further conversation
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1348.doc
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August 2012. She has been getting settled in housing and looking for work in Anchorage.
PROVISIONS
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1377.doc
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, no person would be hired to fill the position. However, “90% of the time we get the grant . . ..” Exhibit 7
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1387.doc
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that she did not get the notice, and she was unsure what she needed to do. An unemployment representative
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1408.doc
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thereafter to get settled in and because his partner had secured employment in Anchorage.
The claimant also
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1517.doc
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of the claimant’s employment, the spouse began to get progressively worse. The spouse’s physician agreed
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1539r.doc
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said that she did not attend the hearing because she did not get a call from the hearing officer
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1564.doc
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as an environmental assistant.
The claimant did not get along with her immediate supervisor. The supervisor was often
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1566.doc
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an unemployment claim with the hope that she would get her job back. However, the law is clear; an unemployment
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1597r.doc
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, the claimant said that she tried once to call the Appeals office but was unable to get through. She provided
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1603.doc
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the claimant to get some education to improve his ability to earn money.
The employer’s normal work flow does
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1614.doc
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in line. She chose to go through the self checkout line to get out of the store faster.
The employer
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1617.doc
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2:00 p.m. that he could be a walk-in participant if he could get to the office by 3:00 p.m.
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