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1397jnu.doc
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. Pichon stated, "I got to get out of this motherf---ing place." There were customers present, and two
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1409anc.doc
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, dispensing medications and doing headcounts. To get the job she only needed to show she had no felony
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1435jnu.doc
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desire of retaining employment...
CONCLUSION
A worker who quits to get married is considered to have
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1436.doc
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not get through, she could have gone to a local employment service office and asked for their assistance
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1445anc.doc
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an order for a "giant combo" with a cash value of $5.95. The customer did not get the receipt and Ms
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1463anc.doc
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help get her work on the airlines since he works for the "FAA." He gave her his business card. She
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1464anc.doc
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to Mr. Crabtree and told him to “get those niggers working.” Mr. Crabtree relayed this comment to Mr
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1465jnu.doc
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and cooling problems were ongoing since the date of hire.
Ms. Cintra began to get migraine headaches due
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1467jnu.doc
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of retaining employment;
CONCLUSION
A worker who quits to get married has left employment without good
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1474jnu.doc
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. Citron and her fiancé plan to get married in July or August 2002. They do not have a set wedding date
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1478anc.doc
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the family. Her tasks included packing all of the household goods, and getting the house ready to be rented
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1484anc.doc
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inches of Mr. Elliott’s face.
Mr. Elliott told him to get his hands off of him. Finally,
Mr. Elliott
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1489anc.doc
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not be returning to work--that he wanted to get out of the moving industry.
Mr. Humphrey did not tell his
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1493anc.doc
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Ms. Tilly indicated she would not mind having some. When Ms. Jones went to get her Zanax, she
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1494anc.doc
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day during the summer months. They rely on their drivers to get ship passengers to the airport
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1509jnu.doc
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was "getting tired of doing nothing." In a total of eleven weeks of employment, the claimant actually worked
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1511anc.doc
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knew she was concerned about getting a firm location as Ms. Mauldin wanted to obtain her own house
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1514anc.doc
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needed to get together to decide what needed to be done. He was tired of being in the middle. Hank got
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1533jnu.doc
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union. The union representative said that he would get back to him. When he did, the union
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1537fbx.doc
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made to get warm were thwarted by his employer.
It is the conclusion of the Appeal Tribunal that Mr
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1538anc.doc
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to him about her evaluation, he only responded that he would get to it. Ms. Wells also spoke with Chris
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1557fbx.doc
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shifts, Ms. Brown noticed that an ear on one of her sons was bleeding from inside. Ms. Brown did not get
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1564anc.doc
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immediate supervisor was Raphael Amejedo, the lead plant operator. Mr. Zarate and Mr. Amejedo did not get
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1602anc.doc
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in getting herself and her eight- and nine-year old children ready to leave. Her eight-year old daughter left
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1608anc.doc
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phone to call the employer to find out when the driver would get to K&L’s location. Mr. Kvernplassen
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1644anc.doc
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said that she would get rid of anyone not tipping correctly.
According to Ms. Simpson, Ms. Rusie made
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1658anc.doc
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opinion, Ms. Tomczak had a bad temper that was getting worse. She also cited complaints by other employees
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1659anc.doc
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nursing a two-month old baby at the time and was worried about her child getting sick.
Ms. Orrell
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1661anc.doc
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to hiring him. He contends they instead will ask what they can do to get around the third-party restriction
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1663anc.doc
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to get her former employer to hire her brother, which would have allowed them both to work. Ms. Simpson’s
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1683fbx.doc
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the shirts for Monday could have been done to avoid getting behind the following week.
As Ms. Seek
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1697anc.doc
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conditions for over a year.
Mr. Burden simply remained employed to get medical insurance. This shows
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1699anc.doc
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employment. Ms. Francis had some difficulty getting her medication refilled weekly. However, the employer
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1700anc.doc
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wanted to change careers and get away from the responsibilities of managing. He did not have prospects
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1709jnu.doc
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, South Dakota. She hopes to get a business degree, and start her own business in the future
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1710jnu.doc
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hours, but was getting negative comments about the lack of cleanliness, especially in the clinic. He
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1713jnu.doc
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and could not get up. A passerby stopped to help when she was seen lying on the ground. Ms. Petrilla's
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1724jnu.doc
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. Larsen was not getting along with the other employees””that they had complained he was hard to get along
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1729anc.doc
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or would at times totally ignore him. He suspected the other drivers were jealous of his agreement to get
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1737anc.doc
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and/or starting his own business. He had asked for a raise in early spring 2001 and was told he would get one
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1753anc.doc
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Ms. Bagel on a prior occasion that she did not get along with her assistant. In the past, Ms. Bagel’s
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1766anc.doc
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. He did not want to continue working because he was not getting a full 40 hours of work each week
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1768anc.doc
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was then arrested and jailed from April 30 to June 28. From July 5 to 11, he was in the hospital. After getting out
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1786fbx.doc
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at work and immediately get busy. She did not have time to count the till before the employee(s) she
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1791fbx.doc
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felt he would not get the help he wanted or the pay raise.
Mr. Eggleston felt Mr. Bradley
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1804anc.doc
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experienced with the employer. Mr. Jeager currently has his commercial driver license. He is studying to get
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1809anc.doc
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for the actual packing. She often worked overtime on her job, so getting these tasks done while she was still
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1812anc.doc
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departure accordingly. Mr. Kiewit contends it takes 20 minutes to get to work and he left home early
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1821anc.doc
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the tasks. Ms. Mobley eventually explained to Estelle how to get promoted within the system (by doing extra
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1823anc.doc
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. Mr. Bagley tried to get Mr. Stevens to talk about his concerns and ended up putting him on suspension
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1840anc.doc
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. Bullock at first wanted to “call it a day” and get a fresh start the next morning. Eric Veech a fish
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1855anc.doc
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was getting ready to leave, Susan asked him to sign his Reemployment Service Plan (Exhibit 4) to show that he
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1865anc.doc
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was told by the emergency room physicians to get some rest and drink plenty of fluids. She did not have
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1876jnu.doc
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· The worker could not get a leave of absence; or
· The nature of the illness was such that a leave of absence
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1879fbx.doc
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work. She has not sought an alternate form of transportation that would get her into the Fairbanks area
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1888anc.doc
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manager. Ms. Taualo had spoken with Mr. Sheehan around August about the need to get the housekeeping
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1890fbk.doc
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. Smith told him to "work it out." He attempted to get along, but became upset about working as a laborer
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1894anc.doc
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was tired, or did not get enough sleep the night before, is generally not a sufficient reason. The worker
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1897jnu.doc
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to get him to perform as instructed. Robert quit that day, but Mr. Mr. Ninemire believes Robert planned
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1901anc.doc
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making a delivery to South Peninsula Hospital. He did not report the injury thinking it would get better
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1903fbx.doc
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to get several days off in July.
In March 2001, Ms. Hansen relocated her ailing mother to Oregon so she
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1907fbx.doc
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positions.
Ms. Maxwell did not get hired before August 20, 2001 when school resumed. She wanted to work
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1912anc.doc
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. Hodder tried to call Mr. Owens but could not get through to him. He then contacted Tracy Larsen
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1931jnu.doc
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project and told Mr. Delemater "You know where they are, go and get one." Mr. Delemater came back five
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1947anc.doc
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CONCLUSION
The record establishes that Mr. Langford believes he did not get the notice advising
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1963anc.doc
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to laborer. Mr. Prince opted to quit because Mr. Nelson would still be employed.
Mr. Prince did not get
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1969jnu.doc
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to any school. They moved on August 30 to get settled, enroll their daughter in school, establish
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1979jnu.doc
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frightened and did not get much rest. They did not want to go outside the building to play during the day
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1982anc.doc
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at the time she did to include 1) not getting a raise to $8 per hour;
2) unhappiness about the male driver
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1995anc.doc
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, kitchen manager, to take time off as needed if he (Mr. Moore) could get someone to cover his shifts. Mr
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2013jnu.doc
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to Mrs. Princic that he “was not getting it.” Testimony, Mrs. Princic. He was held back and did better
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2014jnu.doc
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shift, usually getting off about 6:00 a.m. On September 18, about 3:55 a.m., a man stole several cartons
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2020jnu.doc
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to walk back to town. He did not get back until 8:00 a.m. Ms. Lindberg’s shift began at 5:30, and Mr
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2022anc.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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2030jnu.doc
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not get along with the new mate. Mr. Rice informed him that if he could get to Seattle he could change
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2034anc.doc
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and that there was no kitchen helper. The added work did not allow him time to get off his feet. After a few days, his back
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2040anc.doc
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willing to work Friday through Monday. When he worked for the railroad, he was able to get 32 to 40 hours
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2042jnu.doc
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. Later, about 10:30 a.m., David Jensen, project manager, arrived. He told Mr. Jackson to get his tools
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2059jnu.doc
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A worker who quits to get married has left employment without good cause, since this can be accomplished
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2100fbx.doc
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on Mondays. However, the mother would get upset if Ms. Tallon did not work because she (the mother) wanted
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2102anc.doc
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tired and to have difficulty getting to work on time. Her immediate supervisor expressed concern about
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2106jnu.doc
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could not get along with Amanda, he would have to let her go. When Amanda arrived at work, Ms. Hatfield
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2114jnu.doc
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that the note was a fake. Because she could not get the time off to comply with her doctor’s instructions, Ms
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2117anc.doc
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as she was worried her jaw could get reinjured. Ms. Hartman’s physical therapist indicated that even
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2121anc.doc
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at work about one hour early so he could get his paycheck and take it to the bank. He asked
Mr. Hanley
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2129anc.doc
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” and left the office. Mr. Borngraeber never got mad or threatened to quit if he did not get the back pay
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2148anc.doc
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(with the Department of Labor and Workforce Development’s approval), and Mr. Sedivy believed they were getting more
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2149jnu.doc
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upstairs to get shoes with which to stock her department or to respond to a request from a customer. She
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2172jnu.doc
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on a bulletin board. The employees get together every morning for an hour to discuss any problems
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2180anc.doc
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on Wednesday August 22, and did not think she could get it done in time. On Thursday, when the data
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2183fbx.doc
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. Because Ms. West and Ms. Demientieff do not get along with one another, Ms. West did nothing and reported
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2187.doc
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the hostesses correctly. Ms. Simpson told them that Ms. Charalambous had said that she would get rid of anyone
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2189fbx.doc
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. Her knee is not getting better and is, in fact, getting worse.
The Tigners have two children under
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2196anc.doc
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any warnings or reprimands about his work. Mr. Spencer attempted to get a drug test at First
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2198jnu.doc
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, it was learned that he had ingested rat poison. Hospital personnel asked her to return home and get the box
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2201anc.doc
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was caused when she fell asleep while she was driving to a convenience store to get something to eat
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2203anc.doc
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2001 and then had to take time off to get her trailer livable.
Ms. Johnson felt she was letting
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2215jnu.doc
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that the two coworkers had taken and hidden them. Neither Mr. Sullivan nor Andy offered any help in getting his
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2224jnu.doc
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. The trooper informed her that he would look into the matter and get back to her. He later reported
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2231.doc
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been credited to the Department at the rate of $50 per day. She protests that she is still getting
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