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Oaxaca City MX: Case Study
I think its best that I leave when my contract ends in June and then I would like return to my city of hire Oaxaca City MX. The 7pm to 3am shift is working out well for everyone and now you will have time to find my replacement. Also when Randy was here he signed me up for the ACLS class and said I could clock in let me know if that is a problem. Please let Patti know that I'm not interested in extending my contract if she should
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