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1168.doc
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the morning off for Friday, July 31, 2015. She needed the morning off to meet with her landlord to get her new
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1169.doc
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; “The season’s over for you.” At the end of the discussion, the employer told the claimant; “Get off my
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1183.doc
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had remarked that the claimant should get to work by 7:00 a.m. but never warned him about
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1187.doc
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On July 24, 2015, the regional manager approached the claimant, on the sales floor, as she was getting
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1195.doc
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be able to get her purse and leave. The branch manager did not allow her to go out in the customer area
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1199.doc
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did not answer her calls and did not return her calls from messages that she left. She did not get
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1201.doc
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a check signer to get more cash from the bank. It could be very difficult to find an authorized person
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1210.doc
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6/19/15 because you made plans to travel to New York to visit your husband who may get deployed.
You
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1225.doc
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to leave. The next morning, he used the code to the garage to get into the house. He started punching walls
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1228.doc
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for the employer. The maintenance office did not send anyone to get rid of the black mold. The black mold began
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1232.doc
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. It was misplaced under the seat. The claimant has been living with his father and getting mail through his post
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1233.doc
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had time to cook and set out samples. Later in the day, the store would get busy, the seafood
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1235.docx
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interview before September 5, 2015. The claimant did not get the notice until September 9, 2015
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1247.doc
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accepting the light duty in the meantime, but he had things to do to get ready for the new job, so he did
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1266.doc
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get caught up on the work.
PROVISIONS OF LAW
AS 23.20.379 provides in part:
(a) An insured
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1320.doc
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and requires help with bathing, eating, getting to and from medical appointments and basic household chores
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1330.doc
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. The claimant did not get the notice.
On October 8, 2015, the claimant caught the new postal person putting his
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1343.doc
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not get an answer. She called another employee but did not get an answer. She called the employer but did
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1343c.doc
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not get an answer. She called another employee but did not get an answer. She called the employer but did
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1353.doc
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to get his ALEXsys account reset. The claimant was unsure when his password was reset or when he posted
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1354.doc
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to get his ALEXsys account reset. The claimant was unsure when his password was reset or when he posted
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1357.doc
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not get the notice.
The claimant receives his mail at a post office box at the Bragaw street post office
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1364r.doc
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apparently did not get his mail for such a reason, we conclude his failure to appear at the hearing scheduled
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1375.doc
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deteriorated to the point that she had trouble getting out of bed to go to work, and she began making serious
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1379.doc
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was not required to get her permission.
The claimant’s current supervisor had been the claimant’s supervisor
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1390.doc
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for her to lift, carry or pick up things, or get her client dressed. The claimant was being treated
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1432.doc
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that Medicare would not pay for any services. The employer instructed the claimant to bill Medicare to get
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1441.doc
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on a hill and told the claimant to help him get the lawn mower unstuck. Brian repeatedly yelled
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1458.doc
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was getting mail delivered to both addresses. The claimant was unsure whether he received the ALEXsys
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1465.doc
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was getting. The office was busy and faster paced than the claimant was accustomed to.
The claimant spoke
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1475.doc
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did not get along with other employees in the detail shop. The claimant’s supervisor worked
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1517.doc
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, so the claimant started cleaning up another area. The supervisor yelled at the claimant to get the “F
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1521.doc
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of an emotional response, which he hoped she would get counseling to overcome.
The owner never yelled, cursed
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1531.doc
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” because two employees had been fired and she felt good employees were getting in trouble. The claimant
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1544.doc
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to get herself and her two grandchildren ready to go to work and school. Also, there had been domestic
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1560.doc
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training started on November 2, 2015.
The claimant’s vehicle was not operational. He was unable to get
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1562.doc
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the claimant that he would get a medical form in the mail for his doctor to complete.
On October 16, 2014
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1564.doc
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View, which was across town from the employer’s business, and he needed to find a way to get his 16
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1596.doc
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included personal illness, her children’s illnesses, the birth of puppies, traffic, difficulty getting her
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1601.doc
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medical care.
The claimant did not obtain medical care until November 7, 2015, when she was able to get
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1610t.doc
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was retired. She did not call the Division to ask questions or get clarification.
Sometime later
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1612.doc
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or making more of an effort to get a key to her own mailbox. The Tribunal cannot conclude that the claimant
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1644.doc
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. The claimant stopped by the business on the following Monday to see about getting his last check. He was told
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1665.doc
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attempting to get his resume on ALEXsys. It was determined the claimant had multiple ALEXsys accounts, and he
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1692.doc
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did not get reimbursed for room, board or transportation expenses as he did when he worked in other
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1704.doc
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of their employment that she felt created a hostile work environment. The claimant’s co-workers refused to get things
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1706.doc
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for reemployment services by midnight on December 19, 2015. The claimant did not get the notice.
The claimant
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0033.doc
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not get the notice.
The claimant receives his mail in a personal mailbox located at the end of the road
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0034.doc
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voice mail messages and several text messages for the owner over the next few days about getting back
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0046.doc
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did not receive the notice. He gets his mail in a bank of post office boxes near his building. Other
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0048.doc
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weeks packing his home, having moving sales, and getting his family of five ready to move to Fairbanks
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0053.doc
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no later than December 11, 2015, or his unemployment benefits would be denied. He did not get the notice
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0060.doc
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is hypoglycemic. When his blood sugar levels get low, he gets very tired and can fall asleep unexpectedly. He went
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0077.doc
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or management about his situation. When the manager called the claimant and told him to get to work immediately
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0084.doc
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was concerned about getting his applications submitted before school started on December 28, 2015. The employer
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0091.doc
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was inadequate, no work would ever get done.
The claimant felt he had never been instructed or given a list
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0100.doc
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into the division’s telephonic filing system several during that period and was unable to get an answer
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0108r.doc
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in the scheduled hearing because she was unable to get through to the Appeals office by telephone at the time
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0162.doc
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car and a recent move that required she take two buses and walk to get to work. The claimant’s
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0173.doc
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and it took a few minutes for everyone to get clocked in. He was adamant that he was not late to work on any
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0174.doc
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the Job Center and asked for help from a Division representative because she was not getting any responses
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0216.doc
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the bus but there was no way to get his son to and from daycare and still get to work on time
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0223.doc
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their drinks now because he was not going to get up and serve them again, and he consumed alcohol
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0227.doc
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on Monday, December 28, 2015.
On Tuesday morning, December 29, 2015, the claimant was getting ready
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0229.doc
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further, the claimant resigned because he did not think he would get enough hours as a floater, and he did
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0231.doc
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a license as long as he was still able to continue performing his job duties, including getting to different
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0240.doc
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the job, but he needed to get his tools in order to do the work.
PROVISIONS OF LAW
AS 23.20.379 provides
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0286.doc
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her to talk about work issues, and he was not performing his job duties; she told him to get back
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0303.doc
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from the office out to the employer’s shop to get something. When she entered the shop, the lights were
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0322.doc
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small for a cold space but he was concerned about getting in trouble for questioning his supervisor’s
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0337.doc
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that afternoon. Getting from the heli-pad in Nikiski to the Swanson River platform involved an extensive drive
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0361.doc
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by the time the payroll person left, she would have to wait until another day to get paid.
On December 17
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0367.doc
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of debris in the claimant’s work area. The foreman said, “This is totally unacceptable; get a broom
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0392.doc
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could not get any help then she would put in her two weeks’ notice of resignation. The manager told
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0422.doc
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, talk to his supervisor at Raven Landing, and if he did not get any resolution, he should contact
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0447.doc
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was trying to get some personal things done before leaving for that job. The claimant was working on getting
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0479t.doc
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get his decision in the mail within the next few days and told her that she had the right to appeal
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0509.doc
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and could only be operated from the top deck.
The mate was in the claimant’s path; he could not get
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0528.doc
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supervisor to report that he had no transportation to get to work. He asked if there was any work in Bethel
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0557.doc
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was going to get him fired. The claimant believed the harassment was based on his sexual orientation
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0618.doc
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because the employer was unable to determine how long it would take to get both the claimant and his
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0658.doc
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Christmas.
Shortly after Christmas, the claimant flew back to Fairbanks to get his girlfriend. On December
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0665.doc
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was credible. Furthermore, the claimant made reasonable attempts to get her password reset so she could update
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0672.doc
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three times to get out of the machine. The claimant climbed out of the bulldozer, and the owner climbed
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0689.doc
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live with him, rent free, in Portland, Oregon until the claimant could find work and get back on his
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0718.doc
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. The claimant asked the supervisor if he should get back to work. The supervisor told the claimant he was fired
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0770.doc
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not think there was enough time to get to the phone at the cashier station, which was six feet away
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0780.doc
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not have a driver’s license, and he had to get rides to work from friends or take public transportation. He
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0784.doc
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? Don’t just keep letting us down until you get fired. Be honest. Texting is a new low for you
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0790r.doc
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and lost track of time. She also did not get a reminder of the hearing on her computer because
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0791.doc
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was moving to get the administrator out of the business. However, there was no definite date of when
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0814.doc
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it clear she was at lunch.
In February or March 2016, the area manager began getting complaints from its
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0824.doc
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childcare until her job starts again in August 2016. The claimant is working on getting daycare assistance
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0842.doc
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that would prevent me from getting my unemployment because I really need it to pay my rent?” The claim
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0845.doc
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supervisor. The claimant’s supervisor told the claimant she would try to get her transferred to another team
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0852.doc
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. The unemployment representative told the claimant he would get his claim reopened for him.
The claimant stopped
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0890.doc
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blurted out, “Who all did you get to sign these requests?” and “Who all needs to sign this for you?” He
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0920.doc
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to come to the employer’s business and beat the claimant up. The claimant was attempting to get
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0928.doc
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the service notes. The claimant was used to getting a list of any outstanding or incorrect service notes each
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0953.doc
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said that she had but she was afraid the police would not get there in time to prevent the man from
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