TO: Alexis Schlamberg FROM: RE: Natalie Attired Case DATE: November 19‚ 2013 Statement of the Facts Natalie Attired‚ 23‚ was fired from her position as a waitress at Biddy’s Teahouse for having a visible tattoo. The owner‚ Biddy Baker fired Miss Attired because she would not remove the tattoo and feared that an employee having a tattoo that was visible would upset her more “mature” patrons‚ which would affect profits. No documentation could be provided that showed a loss of profits
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MEMORANDUM To:Senior Partner From: Arisleyda Bonetti Date: February 16‚ 2015 Re: Our new client Natalie Attired; denial of unemployment benefits for alleged misconduct FACTS Natalie Attired would like to know if she has a claim against the NMESB for wrongfully withholding her unemployment benefits. Ms. Attired was employed with Biddy’s Tea House and Croissanterie. Ms. Biddy evaluated the waitresses’ performance every three months‚ and received four evaluations while she worked there. Also
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To: Senior Partner From: Paralegal Re: Natalie Attired Legal Memorandum #12345 Date: April 10‚ 2012 Issues 1. Was Natalie’s Tattoo really going to cause the “more mature” clientele to be “appalled and disgusted” and wanting to be waited on by another waitress? 2. Does Ms. Baker have anything in writing at the time of her firing Ms. Attired? 3. Was Natalie Attired’s unemployment benefits rightfully terminated? Brief answers 1. According to Ms. Baker‚ Natalie’s tattoo would lead to a decline
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Re: Our new client Natalie Attired; denial of unemployment benefits for alleged misconduct Statement of Facts: Natalie started working at Biddy’s in May of 2009. Natalie Attired worked at Biddy’s for one year when she was fired for getting a sleeve tattoo on her upper right arm. Natalie was fired because Ms. Biddy claimed that she her appearance was disturbing the clients while they were trying to eat. There is no employee manual or written policy about employee conduct. Natalie while for unemployment
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Byron Eleam September 13‚ 2010 9:00 M‚W‚F NATALIE BABBIT Natalie Babbit‚ A miraculous and astonishing women‚ was born July28‚ 1932 in Dayton‚ Ohio. During her childhood‚ she spent most of her time drawing and reading fairy tales and myths. Her mother‚ amateur landscape and portrait painter‚ gave her daughter art lessons‚ and made sure Natalie always had enough of what she needed including a lot of love an encouragement. Natalie grew up only wanting to become an illustrator. She later went on
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impact or influence the world. They can release new information to the public or just give their take on a topic. A lot of the influential people tackle important topics dealing with health‚ politics‚ the citizens‚ or even the world as a whole. Natalie Angier is a great example of an influential writer. She was born in New York on February 16th ‚ 1958. In college she studied Astronomy and English ‚ at both the University of Michigan and Barnard College. She was hoping to start her own science magazine
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Research of Natalie Babbitt She was born and raised in Ohio. During her childhood‚ she spent most of my time drawing and reading fairy tales and myths. Her mother‚ an amateur landscape and portrait painter‚ gave her art lessons. She always made sure she had enough paper‚ paint‚ pencils‚ and encouragement. She grew up wanting only to be an illustrator. She studied art at Laurel School in Cleveland and at Smith College. Right after graduation‚ she married Samuel Fisher Babbitt‚ an academic administrator
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citizens. I made my first film appearance‚ at age four‚ as an extra in ’Happy Land’ in 1943. I was picked after a production company had come to Santa Rosa‚ and spotted her for the role of ’crying baby’. In 1946 RKO Pictures changes my name to Natalie Wood. I took dancing lessons as soon as I could walk‚ and‚ by 1947‚ in supporting roles in films such as ’Miracle on 34th St’‚ I earned up to $1‚000 per week. As a child star‚ I appeared in no less than 18 films in the late 1940s and early 1950s
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Taylor Mayne Mrs. Click Honors English 3 1-30-13 Natalie‚ a beautiful creature known to be attached to me by half of my blood‚ is a rare one to find. It took Me Seventeen years to find her. Raised not too far from here‚ her life has been an adventurous one. I finally have gained the courage to explore the ways of Natalie to teach you how to spot her. I’ve compiled a list of easy recognizable traits. 1. Bright Blue Eyes: When you look into her eyes it’s like looking into the sky on a clear
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Case (14.1 Natalie Loftin) Questions 1. Describe presenting problems. Do you think this is his/her primary problem? Why or why not? Presenting problems: Natalie came in for “concerns about her boyfriend‚ Larry Watkins‚ over the past six months”. She reported that she has “been so upset that she hasn’t been able to function at work and her coworkers told her she needs to get some help”. No‚ this is not her primary problem. Client stated that she felt so depressed and empty that she didn’t think
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