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Work Performance

15 claims on pp. 15–54 (fact 10, evidence 5).

Claims about Work Performance

Evidence [V] p015-14

Service member's stressors: chronic pain, ill loved one, peer harassment, work reprimands

In the year before the attack, the service member experienced chronic pain from a motorcycle accident, a loved one's ailing health, harassment from peers, and numerous work reprimands and citations for poor performance and tardiness.

Within the year prior to the attack, the attacker experienced multiple stressors, including chronic pain resulting from a motorcycle accident, the ailing health of a loved one, harassment from peers, and numerous reprimands and citations at work due to poor performance and tardiness.

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Fact [V] p020-03

Performance issues included mistakes, safety violations, tardiness, and absences

Performance issues included frequent or substantive work mistakes, safety violations, tardiness, and excessive or unexcused absences. Discipline ranged from complaints and reprimands to termination.

they included frequent or substantive work mistakes, safety violations, tardiness, and excessive or unexcused absences

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Fact [V] p020-05

Table 5: performance and conduct of employee attackers

Table 5 gives work performance (good standing 6, 27%; substantive issues 8, 36%; unknown 8, 36%) and behavioral conduct (good standing 8, 36%; substantive issues 10, 45%, of which toxicity 7, 32%; unknown 4, 18%) of employee attackers.

Sample (N = 22) · current or former employee attackers (22 attacks, each by a lone attacker)

Table 5: Performance and Conduct

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Evidence [V] p022-10

Gunman was described as an excellent employee who complained of coworker harassment

According to neighbors and police, he was an excellent employee who had never missed work before these absences, but he complained of being harassed by at least one coworker.

According to neighbors and police, the subject was an excellent employee who had never missed work prior to these absences, but he complained that he was being harassed by at least one coworker.

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Evidence [V] p054-12

Hypothetical employee: denied any problems with his recent performance

The employee said he did not know what the supervisor meant by the question and denied seeing any problems with his recent performance.

The employee remarked that he did not know what the supervisor meant by the question and denied seeing any problems with his recent performance.

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