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• Helen would not take time off if she had the option to o She did not want to take time off for her maternity o She would not ask for vacation days
• She barely took time off for having her baby in fear that people would discover what she was doing.
• Helen would not give up postal box key even after she was requested to many times o She was unable to give up control in fear people would discover what she was doing.
• Helen took over the tallied log amount which was the receptionist job o This was against company policy
• There were un-cashed checks repeatedly on her desk

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