| I also got extra points for using homemade blackberry jelly so graciously offered by a coworker. |
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| One day, in a fit of tomfoolery, she and one of her coworker buddies dress up in a guest's expensive clothing. |
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| So while visiting a disco in Rouen on Christmas Eve with his porcine coworker he decides to take his revenge. |
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| Recently, a coworker told me that there is an alternative to conventional rubber latex that is not a synthetic product. |
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| After afternoon matinees in the summer, my coworker and I would change to our bikinis and sunbathe on the roof of the theater. |
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| If a coworker appears hungover, attempt to slip a religious tract in his hand. |
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| One easy thing for women to bundle is exercise, such as jogging, with meeting with a coworker from whom you want to learn something. |
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| Then I got photobombed by my boss and a coworker, which made me realize how silly these outfit photos can sometimes be. |
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| But God knows every time my coworker bends over near the front register, by the windows, there is always some dirty old scuzzbag staring. |
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| It's just that when your coworker complimented you on your new kicks, you weren't expecting her to go out and buy the exact same ones. |
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| When she turned up her nose, Kottler approached her coworker only to face rejection again, but this time, he found the brush-off liberating. |
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| Lastly she watered the office plants and fetched her coworker a fresh cup of decaf coffee. |
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| Biometric readers can also help prevent employee ghosting, where one employee clocks in an absent or late coworker by swiping his or her card. |
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| Have participants practice using a coworker interview to gather workplace health and safety information. |
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| The coworker was going to distribute the supplies in Afghanistan as a care package. |
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| It might be a relative, a school friend, a coworker or boss or a boyfriend or ex-boyfriend. |
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| You can add a coworker, a group of coworkers, or a company within your organization as a collaborator. |
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| Invite a coworker to work alongside you, even if you're doing different tasks, just so you have some company. Having a work buddy helps both of you get your tasks done. |
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| My coworker buddy and I might be taking a knitting course together. |
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| And in general, most people have an aversion to topics which are likely to trigger a personal grudge in a coworker. |
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| My coworker from Poland told me about plackis, which are essentially the same thing as latkes without the Chanukah story. |
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| He had initially purchased the supplies to send them to a coworker who was in Afghanistan with the Canadian Armed Forces. |
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| The complainant alleged that a coworker sexually harassed her and that her employer failed to deal with the situation properly. |
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| Staudinger's wife, the Latvian plant physiologist Magda Woit, was his coworker and coauthor. |
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| Dumas at first retreated before the attacks, blaming his former coworker Laurent for the exaggeration of his theory. |
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| In Asia Minor Paul and his coworker Barnabas were taken to be gods in mortal form because of their miracles. |
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| In 1882 Daimler and his coworker Wilhelm Maybach left Otto's firm and started their own engine-building shop. |
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| A guy who's working in the area deactivating the roads pulls up, followed by his coworker on a huge flat-bed truck! |
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| They may remember a patient, a family member, a coworker or maybe even themselves when they caught an infection. |
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| To solve this: ask your coworker to shorten the path, that is the only possible solution. |
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| And, in 2008, a coworker in a unit of service in Australia spoke at an international conference on the theme of culture and religion. |
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| But if that coworker wants them to stop, they must, according to the EEOC's Jeanne Goldberg, a senior attorney advisor. |
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| One in six employees has been bullied, and one in five employees has seen a coworker bullied. |
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| However, the suspicion could also involve a colleague, coworker, friend or other associate. |
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| Given enough bandwidth, you could video chat with a coworker live in real-time while watching a corporate webcast and sharing supporting links on the topics being discussed. |
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| Eric Hughes was having a smoke break and talking to a coworker. |
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| He heard from a coworker that the company planned to merge those departments. |
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| Participants pressed keys indicating whether they saw themselves or a coworker in each image. |
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| Also, remember that a design that may work for your coworker may not be the best option for you, so make sure to try a few different designs to see what fits you best. |
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| Direct support in supported employment and its relations to job typicalness, coworker involvement, and employment outcomes. |
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| Kevin Coflin, my coworker, interpreting seismic data. |
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| Once you negotiate your new schedule, consider the issue of managing coworker resentment. |
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| This award points directly to the connection we have built between coworker training and customer satisfaction. |
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| My coworker has pretty good English for a non-native speaker. |
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| Both Roger Williams and John Clarke, his compatriot and coworker for religious freedom, are variously credited as founding the earliest Baptist church in North America. |
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| When asked what you liked least about your previous position, be careful not to sound too negative and definitely do not bad-mouth a past supervisor or coworker. |
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