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2272anc.doc
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offering an incentive for some long-term employees to terminate and get certain benefits in return
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2275jnu.doc
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was not getting called in to fillet;
· he was the only person on a split wage;
· he was concerned about safety
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2284anc.doc
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the environment might get worse.
Ms. Bundy supervises about 15 employees. She has never taken a complaint from
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2291anc.doc
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tied 24 hours per day to the vessel. He did have his own apartment so was able to get away at night. Mr
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2296fbx.doc
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because it might be easier to get unemployment insurance benefits.
Ms. Luke met with Ms. Menefee
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2302anc.doc
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. Fleek pays $450 plus $100 for electricity per month in Anchor Point. She was able to get her current
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2312jnu.doc
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. On January 19, 2000, Ms. Meissner quit work. She had difficulty getting to work due to winter driving
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2316anc.doc
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was not getting along well with family members in Dillingham. In that instance, family members asked Ms. Joe
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2324anc.doc
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in training classes. Ms. King told the field training manager, Ms. Broestl, that she simply did not get
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2326anc.doc
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that he would be unable to get another part-time job to supplement his income. He believed the on-call
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2332.doc
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was that she estimated the hours she worked and did not always get paid promptly. The Tribunal properly applied
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2334r.doc
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explained that he leaves for work at 6:00 a.m., and does not get home until 6:00 p.m.
STATUTORY PROVISIONS
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2341jnu.doc
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before he could get a ride. He considered buying a car, but would have had to ship it in from one
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2342jnu.doc
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inability to legally drive. He lived 80 miles from Anchorage, an unreasonable distance to get to work
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2346anc.doc
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him get to the cafeteria. The resident was unable to walk unassisted. A nursing staff member
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2353fbx.doc
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housing and get settled before his training began. It took him about one week to get settled in Fairbanks
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2356anc.doc
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they asked him to continue working and he said he would think about it and get back to them. He never
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2360.doc
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in a bar. He stated, “Why would I want to work as a bartender? I didn’t get my BA to tend bar.” Mr. Jurasek
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2364anc.doc
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and his foreman, Mr. Bradshaw, were working to get “glue lams” (beams) ready for the roofers. The beams
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2372anc.doc
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is of primary importance. The fact that the worker was tired, or did not get enough sleep the night before
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2380fbx.doc
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at the work site did not get there until after 5:00 p.m. Mr. Schuster believed the foreman arrived before 5:00
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2384jnu.doc
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. In Anchorage, Mr. Bernier was not getting the support he needed, he was going bankrupt because of the lack
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2385jnu.doc
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. The captain and engineer repeatedly called Mr. Crowley to get the parts ordered as they were in a hurry. Mr
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2397jnu.doc
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about it, who told her not to worry, that he would not hurt her, and that she would get used
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2400jnu.doc
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to assist people get out of debt.
The Tribunal is not unsympathetic to Mr. Van Hollebeke’s plight. However
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2413fbx.doc
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and 31, he did not get an explanation from his employer with regard to the CSED payments. He also did
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2419anc.doc
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the board of trustees of this, and told them that he should be able to get a work-release in six or seven
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2426jnu.doc
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to get a transfer, and had applied for several federal positions. All the positions, however, were frozen
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2429.doc
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. Sherman gives contradictory work histories to DOL depending upon whether he is trying to get a journeyman
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2430fbx.doc
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get a raise and promotion to a supervisor’s position. She had advised him several weeks earlier
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2442anc.doc
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and was subsequently locked out of her home. The inability to get into her home for personal items gave her compelling
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2444anc.doc
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a Vancouver office, but traveled to Anchorage on occasion. Ms. McHugill and Mr. Lafurge did not get along well
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2448anc.doc
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) to “get the hell away from my crane. I don’t want you rigging for me or anywhere around. Just go around
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2453anc.doc
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conclusion of the Appeal Tribunal that Ms. Chikigak quit her employment. Mrs. Ince was not trying to get Ms
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2458jnu.doc
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documents. This required bending over, or getting on her knees. The up and down movement caused her
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2462anc.doc
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to be at work on time. Further, Mr. Campbell was unable to get to work from Palmer to Anchorage after he did
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2476jnu.doc
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monitors the work to see if the employees are getting overworked so that she can step in and help
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2478anc.doc
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with his filings. Mr. Casas did not get help right away when he moved to Anchorage because his friends did
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2481anc.doc
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at the present time because she is “working on getting a driver’s license.”
Ms. Apalone’s mother is not under
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2485anc.doc
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the raise. You’re not getting a raise. You’re not going to be happy here, so just take your tools and go
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2489fbx.doc
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, if not impossible, to get an appointment with a physician. If she needed immediate care, she would have to wait
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2494anc.doc
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. Morgan knew her job was in jeopardy. She opted not to get someone to de-ice the loading area around
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2503jnu.doc
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not take much time off because he felt duty-bound to be available as needed. He was only able to get one
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2504jnu.doc
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would speak with her manager and get back to her. Later that day, Allison told Ms. Gregovich that she
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2505jnu.doc
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with Roy about getting him his job back. Mr. Sakar, a few days later, spoke with Roy, who told him
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2512anc.doc
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that it left him no alternative but to quit. A person’s subjective belief (about management wanting to get rid
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2516anc.doc
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able to work, although she was getting chiropractic adjustments for a pinched nerve in her arm
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2521anc.doc
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morning, when Mr. Anastos did not arrive promptly at 10:00, Mrs. Bruns went across the street to get some
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2522anc.doc
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that they were going to have a meeting right then and get everything out in the open. Mrs. Rodriguez responded
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2525anc.doc
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to accomplish her job. However, she was encouraged to get the job done. Ms. Riter quit because she could
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TRA003.DOC
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because he did not get the claim certification to the faculty before Spring Break, and did not know Mr
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0005rjnu.doc
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Anchorage that was returned to the sender similarly marked. She also said that she would get a statement
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0010fbx.doc
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trouble getting drivers to deliver items to the employer’s establishment because of Mr. Johnson
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0013anc.doc
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wanted to get rid of him.
The employer cited two rule violations (#10 and #18) to the Employment
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0017jnu.doc
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had to leave with the current paycheck, or there would not be enough money left to get to Illinois
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0028anc.doc
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to get to work on time even though the employer verified with him that he had enough money to pay the bus
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0033jnu.doc
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or join a spouse. She did, however, relocate to get married and live in the same household as her husband
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0042anc.doc
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work as a legal secretary. Ms. Adinolfi quit effective December 14 because she was unable to get along
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0045anc.doc
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. On or about December 2, he mentioned the car incident to the owner,
Mr. Rosencrans, who refused to get
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0050anc.doc
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in Chicago had turned. Mr. Heitman did not leave sooner because he was unable to get a ticket before December
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0051anc.doc
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to be there at 8:00 a.m. but couldn’t get anybody to come in any earlier tha[n] 1:00 p.m. She says she told Erin
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0052fbx.doc
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daughter’s employer to get records that could support her contention she did nothing wrong. Ms. Cadzow
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0061anc.doc
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why she had not asked for help.
Ms. Taylor had previously asked for help when she was getting behind
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0067anc.doc
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to get reasonable airfare that would have allowed her to leave earlier.
PROVISIONS OF LAW
AS 23.20.379
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0082anc.doc
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:
Dora was written up for an incident on Thanksgiving for getting into a yelling match in front
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0082canc.doc
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, Ms. Gill, states:
Dora was written up for an incident on Thanksgiving for getting into a yelling
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0083anc.doc
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) hoped to get a daycare business going by January that Ms. Roland could manage.
Ms. Roland does not know
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0101fbx.doc
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change Mr. Rente and get him ready for bed. While changing and cleaning him, he kicked her since his legs
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0116anc.doc
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. He felt the employer could easily get the information from the Air Force since they are both civil
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0122anc.doc
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not get along with Mr. Hamm. After working about six months, Mr. Hamm was made the acting security
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0126anc.doc
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determination. Mr. Leonard shares his postal box with his sister. Sometimes, she gets his mail by mistake
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0132fbx.doc
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for the parts needed. The apartments also had no hot water. Mr. Foltz was able to get the water heater working
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0134cjnu.doc
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’ breath. He also noticed that Mr. Weiss’ eyes were bloodshot. He told Mr. Weiss that he must get a drug
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0134jnu.doc
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’ breath. He also noticed that Mr. Weiss’ eyes were bloodshot. He told Mr. Weiss that he must get a drug
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0146anc.doc
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back to work. Ms. Wells either did not get the message or chose not to return to work.
On January 3
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0149jnu.doc
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of additional work that seem inequitable to the employee who gets the additional work. It is the prerogative
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0159anc.doc
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, Anchorage. She had no difficulties receiving her checks in 1993 but noticed she was not getting them in 1994
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0160anc.doc
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. The trouble caused delays for FSD employees getting their jobs done. As a result, the men on the trench crew
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0169ranc.doc
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on February 5, 2001 and had trouble getting my mail to me.
During a March 1, 2001 telephone conversation, Mr
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0179jnu.doc
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, with no notice, had decided to quit his job because he was not getting the pay he felt he should. His wife going
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0180jnu.doc
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not have money for a vehicle. He usually walked five minutes to get to work. Bus service was also available
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0182anc.doc
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Mr. Fox felt he did not need to ask permission to use the restroom or to get a drink of water. He
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0191anc.doc
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, pinched, and bruised Ms. Hartsock when trying to get Ms. Hartsock’s attention. When Ms. Hartsock
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0192anc.doc
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. He indicated he could not get to work. Mr. Schug opted to quit because he would be eligible
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0196jnu.doc
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expenses. He sometimes borrowed money for gas to get to work.
PROVISIONS OF LAW
AS 23.20.379 provides
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0227.doc
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that the employer would do its best to get her back to six and one-half or seven hours per day. She returned to work
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0234fbx.doc
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her employment. She only wanted to cut back on her hours in order to get over her illness. Ms. Zito
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0239anc.doc
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, rent-free. His uncle agreed to help Mr. Birchfield out until he earned enough money to get his own
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0243ANC.doc
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it started to get busy, he found it difficult to do all the jobs. When it did get busy, Mr. Soeth could call
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0265jnu.doc
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not have a temper, and that, if he starts getting mad or frustrated, he takes a break. He has never lost
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0269anc.doc
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supervisor, Mr. Morris, decided it would be effective January 18, 2001. Ms. Epling did not get along
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0272anc.doc
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the two get along.
PROVISIONS OF LAW
AS 23.20.379 provides in part:
(a) An insured worker
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0285jnu.doc
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frequently to get the attention of staff. When they arrived in his room, he performed obscene gestures
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0296anc.doc
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their own company. Mr. Pedersen felt that they would have a good chance of getting the contract and would
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0305.doc
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on the employer’s report, it is properly left to investigators within the division to get that information. Once
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0309fbk.doc
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to one employee about having to get prescription medication from Wasilla or Eagle River. Ms. Johnston
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0315anc.doc
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limit further. The man told him, "Wait until it gets dark, I will shoot you." Mr. Cooper contacted
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0325anc.doc
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of the day. Mr. Wagner screamed at workers to get their attention, especially since he was generally some
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0338jnu.doc
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were not getting into any legal trouble, although the 16 year-old girl was having difficulties
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0368jnu.doc
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did not agree with the reduction, indicating she could not get her work done. She also stated that he
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