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Do you want a library list? (y/N) N
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Enter the name of the
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item you want to read: HACK
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HACK is not available.
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<EFBFBD><EFBFBD>> L Y
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Do you want a library list? (y/N) Y
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NAME MM-DD-YY SIZE
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CORPORAT 05-29-90 1437 THE CREATION OF CORPORATE POLICY
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SAYNO 05-29-90 5150 Complements of NAC-Jack BBS and USENET
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SCI-EXAM 05-29-90 3744 Complements of NAC-Jack BBS and USENET
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E-OR-27 05-29-90 22039 Complements of NAC-Jack BBS and USENET
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ANSAFONE 05-28-90 43174 Complements of NAC-Jack BBS from USENET
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MATHS 05-28-90 5060 Complements of NAC-Jack BBS from USENET
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NZRAIL 05-27-90 2883 Railways in New Zealand. (Hmmmm....!!)
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GLOSSARY 05-28-90 3318 Compliments of Nac Jack BBS from USENET
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ELECTRIC 05-22-90 4802 >>WHAT IS ELECTRICITY<<
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IMAT611 05-21-90 40503 INFO-MAT Magazine Vol. 6, No. 11; May 1
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MEMO 03-04-90 1944 memo Hack Hack Inc.
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BBSLIST 05-09-90 4231 A.C.E.S... Auckland BBS List
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OPCODES 05-08-90 55312 Opcodes from Hell - from USENET & Hex.
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Enter the name of the
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item you want to read: MEMO
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Press SPACEBAR to skip print.
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Press P to pause and restart.
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Press 1-9 or 0 to vary speed.
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memo Hack Hack Inc.
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Internal Memo # 125/JC<4A><43>RE : EXCESSIVE ABSENCE
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TO ALL PERSONELL.
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Due to the excessive of absences during the past year it has
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become necessary to put the following new rules into operation
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immediately.
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1. SICKNESS
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No excuse. The Management will no longer accept your Doctor's
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Certificate as proof. We believe that if you are able to go to
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your doctor you are able to attend work.
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2. DEATH (YOUR OWN)
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This will be accepted as an excuse. We would like two week's
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notice however since we feel it is your duty to train someone
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else for your job.
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3. DEATH (OTHER THAN YOUR OWN)
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This is no excuse. There is nothing you can do for them and
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henceforth no time will be allowed off for funerals. However, in
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case it should cause some hardship to some of our employees
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please note that on your behalf the Management has a special
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scheme in conjunction with the local Council for lunchtime
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burials, thus ensuring that no time is lost from work.
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4 LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR AN OPERATION
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We wish to discourage any thoughts you may have of needing an
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operation and henceforth no leave of absence will be granted for
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hospital visits. The management believes that as long as you are
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an employee here you will need what you already have and should
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not consider having any of it removed. We engaged you for your
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particular job with all your parts and having anything removed
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would mean that we would be getting less of you that we
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bargained for.
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5 VISITS TO THE TOILETS.
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Far too much time is spent on the practice. In future the
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procedure will be that all personal shall go in alphabetical
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order. For example:- those with the surname being 'A' will go
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from 9.30 to 9.45 'B' will go from 9.45-10.00. Those of you who
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are unable to attend at your appropriate time will have to wait
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until the next day when your turn comes up.
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copyright jc 1986
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Hack Hack Inc.
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<EFBFBD><EFBFBD>>
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