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Mr. Holcomb says to case manager Ms. Lewis at CCSS that his work history began in 1995 at Assembled/ Packaged Clocks- Job description: he sold clocks watches and photos at various locations and then they moved leaving him unemployed. In 1996-Kroger –Job description: bagged groceries, stocked shelves and collected shopping carts. In 1998 he worked at Howard Ternes/Adecco Assembly; job description- general labor; packaged auto parts. Mr. Holcomb states “I quit due to dispute with manager” Ms. Lewis case manager at CCSS believes He appears to have issues when working with hierarchy management and co-workers.
Continue employment- In 1999 he was employed at Burlington Coat Factory; job description-stock, tagged merchandise and assembled display

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