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location, or get a cab to transport her three miles, then take the bus. She would have arrived at work
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2239anc.doc
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contacted her employer to request Monday and Tuesday off so she could get another part-time job. Her shoe
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2261anc.doc
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was still trying to get a bookkeeper and also still determining what jobs would be paid at Davis-Bacon rates
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). He contends his hand was swollen and not getting any better. Mr. Hamby wanted his hand to fully
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in the past, and he could get coverage of a pre-existing condition through his union in Oregon. He
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2343anc.doc
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supervise four to ten men, get materials, fill out permits, and oversee certain work. He continued
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2349anc.doc
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that sometimes messages do not get through to cell phones in the Valley area.
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2364jnu.doc
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injured her back on the job in 1995 or 1996. Her back continued to get worse. By the time they left
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2364rjnu.doc
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-week notice).
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I had to get my stuff on shipping. There was just a big storm moving in and we left
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2373anc.doc
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asked why they couldn’t get along in the kitchen; Ms. Olsen insisting in reply that there were
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2381anc.doc
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, he chose to leave by getting a ride with a trucker on the haul road. Mr. Swanson did not tell his
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2383anc.doc
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to get along with a co-worker.
Beginning in September 2001, Ms. Kirkwood began to notice a change
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2392fbx.doc
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not believe Mr. Fryer met the employer’s standards or that he showed an ability to “hustle” and get the cars
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2399anc.doc
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is that Ms. Boggess attempted to call her employer on December 2, 2001, but was unable to get through
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2401anc.doc
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hours into his shift on November 8 why he had been away from the bar.
Mr. Ridge had gone to get ice
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2413anc.doc
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to get the work done.
Also in February, another worker was hired at a higher rate of pay. Ms. Prebbanow
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2421anc.doc
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. Childers about not getting the work done. Mr. Shannon knew or should have known that his failure
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0001jnu.doc
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informed her that she could get her purse and leave the building. The employer discharged Ms. Logan
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0002jnu.doc
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should get help. Mr. Abalama quit attending the weekly AA meetings in May 2001, but he did attend
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0003jnu.doc
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of his and did not leave Alaska until shortly before December 25. Mrs. McCollum left early to get
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0005anc.doc
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to deal with it any longer. She believed Mr. Hall was building a file against her to get her fired
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0006jnu.doc
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problem and takes a blood thinner. On one occasion when she had to go the emergency room, she had to get
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0026anc.doc
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in Anchorage rather than sent to Red Dog Mine. It took Mr. Swett about three hours to get a hold of his parole
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0034anc.doc
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into the WIA program and hopes to get a job that would allow on the job training while being paid to work
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0035anc.doc
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successful on at least one occasion to get several days off. It has not been shown that the hours of work had
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0043.doc
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. Commack was in financial difficulty as he was trying to get airfare to attend the funeral.
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0049jnu.doc
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was getting special treatment, were harassing her.
In April, Ms. Chaney had attempted suicide. On December 12
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0062anc.doc
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it would take to get her to stay. Ms. McWilliams did not provide an answer.
Ms. McWilliams quit her day
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0066anc.doc
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"".
At the time he arrived in Alaska, Mr. Brouhard was busy getting documents and résumés ready to submit
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0066canc.doc
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homefillin "" \d "".
At the time he arrived in Alaska, Mr. Brouhard was busy getting documents and résumés
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0092anc.doc
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. Varrati whether she would be fired if she did not appear for work or get someone to cover her shift
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0104.doc
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job to help make ends meet, and he was trying to get back on his feet. He did not report these wages
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0118anc..doc
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what that meant.
Mr. Cortez suffers from diabetes. He felt his health was getting worse due
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0126anc.doc
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the hearing notice. He is not sure why the notice did not get to him, except that "My girlfriend gets my mail
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0133anc.doc
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to get rid of him (Mr. Osgood). He had been written up for a late arrival, two overages/shortages on his
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the case. By June 2001, Ms. Rivas knew that her daughter was getting stronger drugs.
In early June, Ms
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0145jnu.doc
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OF YOU GUYS TO TELL ME WHO IS IN CHARGE OF THESES MATTERS SO I CAN GET AHOLD OF THEM (HUMAN RESOURCE
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0155anc.doc
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end. When Ms. Kelso answered the page, she would be asked when she was going to get the rest
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. While he reported earnings of $0, he did so because he had not been paid and felt he would not get
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for the omissions other than she did not get paid for several weeks after the work was performed.
Ms. Gray also
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0194anc.doc
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, in part, "Before I get in trouble, I guess it is best for me to quit." Mr. Pepper got the fax and asked Mr
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and spoke with her father, telling him that the note was a fake. Because she could not get the time off
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0199anc.doc
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getting through in spite of screening, and notes still appeared on her car. Ms. Adcock had
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0208.doc
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to Metlakatla in early November 2001, she was unable to get her mailed forwarded to her. Ms. Fredlund had
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0220anc.doc
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. Barker is 67 years old and his wife is 63. His wife has arthritis in her knees which has been getting
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transportation to work and relied upon the employer's courtesy van drivers to get her to work timely
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0254anc.doc
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was attempting to get permanent custody of his son and did not want to suddenly transfer him to another high
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0258jnu.doc
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with his crew at a different location, and explained to Mr. Kinsey that he could not get his check
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, or Ms. Smith, the owner of Diamonds and Dreams, to get to work.
Ms. OBrien’s timecard showed she
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0273jnu.doc
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to contact VICTOR because his identification code changed, and the claimstaker helped with getting a new code
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0282anc.doc
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told Mr. Phillips he would get back to him after their discussion about the drug test. Mr. Phillips did
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and Gambell. Ms. Haltness determined that she could not get to the meeting in time and so she went home. She
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0291jnu.doc
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. The friend stated that she does that often. Near closing time, Careena told Ms. Lammers she would get even
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types. The family has two vehicles. Mr. Ferguson and his wife use the vehicles to get to their jobs.
Mr
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and getting releases. Transactions don’t happen in a vacuum, information can be protected even while
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0304anc.doc
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believed he would not get paid for hours spent working but not driving. This included taking the truck
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is that of an apartment complex at which he used to live. Because the owner’s girlfriend and Mr. Allen did not get along
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0323anc.doc
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several times over the next ten days. She either could not get through (line busy) or her supervisor
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0327jnu.doc
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. Bentley spoke to her doctor. Her doctor informed her that she needed to get her blood pressure under
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0331anc.doc
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was complete she was put on the graveyard shift and told by a supervisor that she would get a 25-cent raise
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0332anc.doc
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that Mr. Schuitt advised him that he needed to get someone up north to work. He wanted Mr. Douglas to work
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0344anc.doc
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later, the truck stopped and driver got out to look at the damage. As the driver went back to get what
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to get $23.68 per hour and the benefits would be paid into the employer’s 401K account. Mr. Boulden
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personal vehicle that may have prevented her from using the vehicle to get to work.
Edward Graff
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. Scmitt. She was apparently afraid that she might get into trouble, so she gave the money to Sgt. Scmitt
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physician advised him he needed to “get off his foot” or the healing process would possibly be delayed
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that she did not get along with. Ms. Norris requested several times that she be given a new supervisor. Her
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0408anc.doc
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attention and corrective actions. The two agreed to try to get along.
Ms. Stewart is unaware of any formal
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0416anc.doc
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violence charge and he contends his wife was trying to get him arrested again. On the two days before his
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0426anc.doc
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get yelled at for playing the same songs that had been okay before.
On December 22, Ms. Johnson’s
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with his mail. He occasionally gets mail belonging to another apartment resident and they may get some
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with the ESD, which is the “I23” lot number. Sometimes Ms. Schwartz gets mail for others in her trailer park
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0480anc.doc
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to move out of the house, I had to get a restraining order on him [her husband] and I needed this extra
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system to get to work. When asked why he was late to work before January 22, Mr. Hayes indicated
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0503anc.doc
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desk). I waited 15-20 minutes to speak with a supervisor but they never answered”¦ When I did get my car
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to get dispatched on a job in Soldotna while he remained in Juneau. There is no indication he inquired
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. Bader’s home. The foreman was upset Mr. Bader had not been at the job shack to get a ride to the job
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required the worker to be absent from work, and the worker could not get a leave of absence or the nature
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0627anc.doc
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information, the employer could have at least placed Mr. Schwulst on a different field crew to get him away
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0631anc.doc
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was concerned about getting the job done and the owner thought it could be delivered Tuesday.
Mr. Sullenger
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work with 1st National Bank of Anchorage on July 6, 2001 to get married and relocate to you (sic
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0644jnu.doc
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not get any training in her job duties before she quit.
On January 3, Ms. Carver wrote a letter to Ms
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0676ANC.doc
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, April 25, 1980, a construction inspector left his employment because he was "getting tired of doing
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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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0716anc.doc
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. Mr. Tice told him he was unable to get them because Capt. Valerio wanted the papers completed
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0726jnu.doc
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is able to get out of bed for brief periods. Her husband is active duty military, and after the September
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employee’s work did not get completed.
The employer would show on the absent employee’s time sheet
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0758jnu.doc
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disorder (ADD), was not getting the education he needed in Anchorage. When he was in the seventh grade, he
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0777anc.doc
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on the program. To get the modules to point C, he copied the modules from point A to point B, then to point C. Mr
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0797anc.doc
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” (Exhibit 1). At the hearing she stated she did not get the orientation notice, and may have thrown it away
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with hiring authority at the hotel to check for work, because she did not know how to get to her sister’s
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0842anc.doc
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get the time to count it. The restaurant was short-staffed and she was on the front line assisting
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causing a hotel guest to get checked into a dirty room, causing the hotel to pay overtime due
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in order to “get him off Workers’ Compensation.”
Worker’s Compensation applied a temporary, total
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not get around to calling her unemployment insurance call center to file for the skipped week until April
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getting back on his feet.
Mr. Andrews’ filing contention is not consistent with the claims for the weeks
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0887anc.doc
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primary purpose was to obtain work, or at least to get a feel for Anchorage. At the time he had
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because she was unable to get along with her coworkers.
On February 15, Mr. Allington (area manager
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0903jnu.doc
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questioned Ms. Soriano about the lack of hours. Ms. Soriano told her that she would try to get her more hours
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and thereafter could only get back onto the bottom of the out-of-work list.
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