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1264JNU.DOC
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, “I will be out to get you.” By this, Mr. Darrington alleges that he merely meant that he “would
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1269RFBX.doc
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in the hearing as scheduled or speaking with the hearing officer to get an answer to her request to postpone. Ms
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1273jnu.doc
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informed his wife that she better get her butt down to Washington. Mr. Dalton believes there would have
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1291ANC.doc
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and her immediate supervisor, Ms. Smith believed she would still get Fridays and Saturdays off. She knew
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1297ANC.doc
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." Additionally, he "wasn't getting many hours at Silva anyway." Mr. Andrew "joined [the] union to take
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1300ANC.doc
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asked her coworker to have a seat and she would get a beer. Ms. Artola purchased a beer from
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1306FBX.doc
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I get back. Dee
On May 19, 1999, Dr. Thornell met with Ms. Pope about the hours issue. She went
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1323ANC.doc
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made by others. Ms. Homme, human resources manager, admits sometimes their employees do not get along
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1328ANC.doc
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if reasonable efforts to resolve the matter were pursued. If Mr. Groesbeck failed to get satisfaction from
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1331ANC.doc
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to come to the store to get the deposit, or 3) the district manager is called and advised of the situation
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1332ANC.doc
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to resign, effective immediately, even though Ms. Olson was due to get a new supervisor in a few weeks
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1646ANC.DOC
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$7.00 per hour, and would get a fifty-cent bonus if she was available to work. She worked on call
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1659INT.DOC
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-duty mechanic. He did not feel he was getting adequate medical help in Fairbanks, and so quit his last
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1666.doc
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relied on his ex-wife to handle his mail, although he was aware she did not always get the mail to him
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1668ANC.doc
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a delivery to Ft. Richardson. After getting in his truck, the store worker approached Mr. Hudson to advise
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1670FBX.doc
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and would have no reason to use profane language. Ms. Collins also denied getting into an argument
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1679JNU.DOC
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credible either. If Mr. Hanlon truly believed that Mr. Van Wormer was trying to get him to lie for him
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1683ANC.doc
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with a cold. Since her physician advised her not to get sick (she was in chemotherapy and receiving radiation
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1701ANC.doc
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. Morgan. Ms. Bourgeois contends Mr. Zortman told her to get back into her car and drive around
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1702ANC.doc
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(on-call) position "to get his life back together." As such, he relinquished all opportunities to bid
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1723.DOC
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legal problems, although he did not specify what those problems were. Mr. McGovern told him to get his
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1723C.DOC
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legal problems, although he did not specify what those problems were. Mr. McGovern told him to get his
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1725ANC.doc
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the complaint and discussed with Mr. Mullins how to get the store in shape. He also discovered Mr. Mullins
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1733ANC.doc
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, the supervisor told her to "Get the f--- out" and then followed her, yelling until she left the building
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1736ANC.DOC
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may have sped up in order to get around the bus when she saw his turn signal come on. In talking
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1741ANC.doc
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, and that he was quitting his job.
Mr. Brown had transportation problems getting to and from work because his
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1745JNU.DOC
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CONCLUSION
Ms. Andrew argues that the law is not fair. She needs the benefits because it is difficult to get
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1759INT.DOC
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, but is, instead, getting worse. Some of the care is done by Ms. Pena’s three children who moved with her.
Ms
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1763ANC.doc
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. She entered the company's building through the back door, going through the shop to get to the front
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1793JNU.doc
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welfare. She cried while at work because she was not able to get home until sometime after the accident
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1797JNU.DOC
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was “starting to get to me,” she was starting to have knee problems, and she only received two weeks of vacation
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1798JNU.doc
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the bus is unreliable and would have taken more than an hour to get to work. She does not know
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1799JNU.DOC
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. In order to get paid, Ms. Land submitted trip sheets to the employer which listed the amount earned
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1800ANC.doc
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always responded with "When I get it, you'll get it." Ms. Montgomery admitted her cash flow problems
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1801ANC.doc
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For the pay period ending April 15, 1999, Mr. Gates contended he did not get paid. Although Exhibit 6
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1822ANC.doc
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:00 a.m., Ms. Mann and Dan returned to work. Mr. Dunsmeyer indicated he would try to get them paid
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1824ANC.doc
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for alleged insubordination.
During the last month of his employment, Mr. Horner did not get along with his
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1827ANC.doc
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to "get into" Mr. Tranquilla's face while in the detention room. Mr. Jacobsen believed the woman may have
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1831JNU.doc
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helped to get their home ready for sale. Their home sold in one day. They then spent the remaining time
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1858FBX.doc
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on June 19 and started getting abusive (physically) later that afternoon. When he passed out, Ms. Rowlett
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1859ANC.doc
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had tried unsuccessfully for days to get April 3 leave time granted by a supervisor and to get someone
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1865ANC.doc
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to fail. From January 1999 to June 1999, Ms. Bear attempted to get the system corrected. An ergonomic
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1876ANC.doc
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. Mr. Lind had wanted for some time to get the license, but was unable to financially. The employer
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1878ANC.doc
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had taken place earlier in the year. Ms. Jones did not work with Mr. Kur often because she did not get
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1884ANC.doc
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a message on Ms. Jones' voice mail. Ms. Dillon indicated she was unable to get away that day due
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1885ANC.doc
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pregnancy. She was six months pregnant and getting too large to move around the tanning salon where she
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1887ANC.doc
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location. He was demoted because he had received several warnings about getting to work on time
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1894ANC.doc
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a previous employer, and that he quit because he wasn't getting along with the other doorman.
Mr. Gibbons
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1897INT.doc
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. She generally tried to take the I-5 freeway to get to work. She believes it took approximately 45
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1912ANC.doc
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money to get to work. The employer said he would call Mr. Berkley back. Later, the employer's wife
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1913ANC.doc
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heard Ms. Barron call a customer a "dick" and witnessed her telling people to get out of the bar. Ms
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1930ANC.DOC
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that he would get $8.00 in a couple months. Mr. Slaughter then changed that again, saying that he would
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1943ANC.doc
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that he should be able to get a work-release in six or seven days plus a day or two of initial processing
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1951ANC.doc
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. The project manager became upset when he learned his men would not get paid. Ms. Soule agreed to find Mr
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1959INT.doc
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it, you can leave. No, in fact, get the f--- off my property." Mr. Van Druten contends he believed he
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1965INT.doc
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. Hernandez's father has trouble walking and getting around. He and his wife are currently being cared
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1982FBK.doc
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concerned that he was not getting the patient base he had hoped, and that the doctors were not referring
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1983ANC.doc
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had personal problems that prevented her from getting to work in a timely manner. She was late
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1988ANC.doc
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to get medical bills paid. In July 1996, Ms. Poppert had filed a Workers' Compensation claim, which
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2018ANC.doc
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on, one day off
four days on, five days off
Mr. Oldaker found himself only getting about four hours
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2019ANC.doc
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. Despotakis, owner, was tired of working long hours and six days per week to get the company's product
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2024JNU.doc
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for the previous two years. She attempted to get back into accounting work, when she was offered the accountant
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2031JNU.doc
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to on-call employees. Mr. Fleet said he would look into the situation and get back to her. Mr. Fleet
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2044FBX.doc
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' color blindness, but he generally did an adequate job. However, Mr. Friend did get complaints about Mr
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2053RANC.doc
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to appear because of circumstances beyond the parties's control. Getting the dates mixed up
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2059ANC.doc
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supervisor that he needed off on July 26. The supervisor told him to check about getting someone to cover
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2075ANC.doc
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, the Commissioner set new policy as follows:
[T]he closer a worker gets to the end of the notice period, the less
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2083INT.DOC
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that her foot appeared to be getting worse, and the doctors could not determine the cause. Finally, she
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2105ANC.doc
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to be home on time or tell his wife where he was.
At times, Ms. Rickteroff could get a friend in south
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2113ANC.doc
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to "get her head together."
Ms. Mayfield contacted Ms. Workman, office manager, at the work site to ask
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2117anc.DOC
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to Anderson, Alaska to perform in a band. After his late night performance, he decided to get some rest
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2120FBX.doc
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not get around to reading the policy in its entirety.
PROVISIONS OF LAW
AS 23.20.379 provides in part
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2122ANC.doc
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that he would quit his job if he was unable to raise the money or get the help he needed to get his car
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2123INT.DOC
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disgruntled that Mr. Hughes was getting all the “light” work.
STATUTORY PROVISIONS
AS 23.20.379. Voluntary
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2145ANC.doc
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by reviewing time cards against the alarm company's records. Mr. Juliussen contends it took time to get those
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2158ANC.doc
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thought I told you to clock out and go home?" Ms. Whidden turned to her sister and told her to get
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2195ANC.doc
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, indicated he would work on getting a license and that the plumbing work would be minor.
In late June, Mr
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2213ANC.doc
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, who spoke to the other workers, but without success.
She heard the dispatchers were getting a pay
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2227JNU.doc
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mail. He believes it took three weeks to get some mail, and longer if the postal worker was unable
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2236ANC.doc
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On September 7 when the restaurant started getting busy, Ms. Nakutis made a comment to the cook, Chastity
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2255.doc
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"just wasn't working out" (Exhibit 23). Mr. Kirton tried to get the employer to let him stay longer
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2269INT.DOC
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for their support, and she is getting the one-on-one reading assistance she needs. While she was unhappy
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2277anc.doc
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minutes. During that time, Mr. Lewicki had descended the structure, on which they worked, to get something
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2281ANC.doc
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, the Commissioner set new policy as follows:
[T]he closer a worker gets to the end of the notice period, the less
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2290JNU.DOC
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to get a cabin ready for his family in the Cantwell area before winter and his desire to be closer
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2301anc.doc
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. Although the two did not get in each other’s way, Ms. Merrifield’s sister was a very private person. Ms
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2305ANC.DOC
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an electrician, but that fell through when he could not get California resident status.
Mr. Legrand never
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2311.DOC
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realizing that he would not be able to sell enough tickets to ever get a paycheck, he called his manager
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2329ANC.DOC
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the transportation necessary for him to get medical treatment. On July 30, Ms. Gossett’s father passed away due
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2331ANC.DOC
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he would not be getting full-time work, he decided to quit to seek union employment. Mr. Daniels felt
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2343anc.doc
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packet, but she believes her friend may have helped her report earnings.
Ms. Gifford attempted to get
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2345ANC.DOC
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frustration and anger over not being given higher paying projects to work on caused her to get less sleep. Ms
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2358int.doc
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the processing line were hostile toward her because they pushed new employees to get them to rotate on the line
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2365ANC.doc
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. The two women did not get along with one another as a result of a personality conflict. The secretary
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2376ANC.DOC
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Finally, Ms. Lin indicated she would get the staff together, including the hostesses, to solve the problem
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2385ANC.DOC
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requested. Mr. Strong had gone to the Veterans Administration to get permission to release the number on his
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2422INT.DOC
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hour. She was to have started on August 19. She did not get the job, however, because the person she
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2427anc.doc
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days a week. When not on the road, she is waiting by the telephone for calls or busy getting things
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2442ANC.DOC
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but no appeal forms. He is uncertain if he called the ESD representative after getting the determination under
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2446jnu.doc
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computer courses in order to get a better job. She attends the courses from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday
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