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Which findings associated with an employee are likely to be considered when discussing performance?

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1. The employee states, “I have to work so that we can have insurance coverage for our disabled child.”
2. The employee has been tardy on one occasion when an unexpected snow fell just before shift change.
3. The employee was involved in a motor vehicle accident last fall.
4. The employee found a purse containing $200 in the cafeteria and turned it in to security.
5. The employee made two work errors requiring incident reports in the last year.

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