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The Human Resources Department would like to congratulate and thank you for doing an outstanding job in the investigation of the incident needed to determine whether Mr. Barton’s dismissal was warranted. Although your job as a human resources advisor involves keeping records about all Rona’s employees, you have exceeded our expectations on this investigation. The way you gathered information from the individuals involved and the way you

Kevin O’Hara, the director of employment services, has been with the company for 6 years and prior to working with

There are nineteen members of the board: Chad Dunkley (Chief Executive Officer), Penny Allen (Chief Financial Officer), Mary Terrass (Executive Vice President), Jill Dunkley (General Counsel and Vice President of Business Development), Lisa Larson (Vice President of Human Resources), Alan Ruth (Vice President of Facilities and Construction), Cara Johnson-Bader (Vice President of Marketing and Parent Experiences), Kelly Ashton (Regional Vice President), Jessie Watson (Regional Vice President), Bev Bauman (Director of Education and Staff Development), Peggy Blackmon (Director of Licensing and Center Support), Clare Sanford (Director of Government and Community Relations), Brian Flotterud (Manager of Information Technology), Jennifer Rue (District Manager),

Jennifer you have proven many times that you have the ability to work independently, oversee projects, prioritize and organize your workday and exhibit judgment and independent discretion. I can trust your judgment and your ability to make sound decisions and keep me informed of potential problems that may become media issues. As stated above you reiterate to your team the importance of compliance with all policies and that they complete all required training annually. You continued to enforce the call in system that you put in place in 2015, which you use to track what time your workers are reporting to work. You also ensure that your team keeps their outlook calendar updated so that you can track their activities and location. You have a tracking log that you use along with Case Compass to track all reports that come into your team and all reports that you rotate out to the region. You assisted with interviews in Dec. of 2016, completed reference checks and made recommendations on applicants you thought would be the best fit for your team and your cohort’s team. Jennifer, keeping track of over 800 hotlines plus hotlines for your cohort when she is out reassignments, repeat hotlines, disciplinary actions, 1st reviews and etc.… takes a great deal of organization and time management. I would like to see you readjust your time management practices

On 12/15/16, Shift supervisor Massiel Perez notified me that Flagger assistant Regina Tiboni no called no showed, for the Morning parking lot detail. Then at 4:33 PM, Shift supervisor Tatiana Kania notified me that Regina Tiboni called off because she was going through some family issues. Also on 12/16/16, Flagger assistant Cleiry Castro no called no showed, for the Morning parking lot detail. All vital positions were filled for the exception of the parking lot rover/supervisor hours. On 12/17/16 at 4:45 AM, Flagger assistant Dilcy Zorrilla notified me that she got in to a car accident and had to rushed to the hospital. All vital positions were filled for the exception of the parking lot rover/supervisor hours. Altogether, AVP1 open parking lot detail ran 13 hours open for week 51. Also 12/16/16, LPM Matweecha requested and allowed two officers to from 1700-1900 on 12/18/19 to assist with Christmas Event, in which 900 associate

Kathryn Petersen, the new Chief Executive Officer of DecisionTech, was not a normal CEO of a technology firm. Kathryn a fifty-seven-year-old who had a military and automotive industry background yet she had an extensive history of turning executive teams that were not functioning as a team to one cohesive unit.

A discovery was made by Bowman when reviewing a time card that was filled in by a landscaper, named Jayme Strong. His time card seemed to propose the idea that he had been doing other jobs on the side, instead of completing the landscaping jobs that he was deployed to. When Bowman had spoken to Sinclair about this issue, he told her that he had approved it and that it was not a big deal. Bowman then discovered that those individuals, in whom he had done work for, were not being billed; Strong may have been taking the money into his own possession. This was unacceptable, as Strong had been completing these tasks during working hours, instead of on his own time.

In the year of 1983, the organization organized a complete audit of everything that was happening within the organization. This audit caused for lots of individuals to loose their jobs, since, they were not probably handling their job description. In 1984, a big change had happened for St. Mary’s Honor CTR with Hicks and other coworkers. His coworker, John Powell, became the new chief of custody for St. Mary’s Honor CTR. His other coworker, Steve Long, became the new

According to the DHS Verification of Employment (VOE) received by the agency on September 11, 2013, Mr. Jackson was employed by CB Square/Jiffy Lube on August 15, 2013. He was a full-time employee, who was paid 8.00 per hour. He worked 40 hours, 5 days a week, and was paid semi-monthly. On July 7, 2016 at approximately 5:30 p.m., Investigator Kiana Beekman conducted a telephonic interview

On 10-30-2017 at 1610 hours I was contacted by the female subject who walked away from the scene due to Hefner being involved in a physical altercation.

Respondent Cook stated that on January 11, 2016, he was scheduled to attend a meeting with a Contractor and other employees, but he had to cancel his participation because he had to pick up his wife from the airport.

On July 30th 2017 I had an appointment Mr. Sergio Ruiz, driver for my unit 6066, around 11:20am at the Langer Transportation terminal in La Porte. We discussed his pay. I tried to make him understand that his payment comes when Langer pays. Two days earlier, Mr. Ruiz contacted my safety manager and my terminal manager about his pay, and they explained to him that he would be paid when unit 6066 returns to work, but it seemed as if he did not understand the situation.

I have supervised PEO Derick Nystrom #65908 since January 18, 2016. I find PEO Nystrom to be a knowledgeable officer, who reports for duty on time. PEO Nystrom is assigned to work in 22 Divesion south of Bloor St. West and on some occasions he would cover all of 22 and 23 Division. PEO Nystrom is quite familiar with his assigned area and he is able to organize and complete his assigned radio calls and station details in a timely manner. PEO Nystrom has met the standard on some occasions, but overall he is performing below standard which has been implemented since March 31, 2016. PEO Nystrom received an eight hour lieu time award for CWW07/2016 which he worked 14 days out of 21 day cycle.

In the Assistant Directory role they have professional staff that reports all information and how everything is going throughout the work day. Mr. Matt manages the coordinators and has to make sure all of the supervisors are trained so that everything goes smoothly. So if anything goes wrong with specifically intramural sports he is held accountable for all mishaps.

Cindy is the director of human resources. She has been a working member of the