From the books ...
Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
EMPLOYER occurs
10 times
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1.
... Employer.
BB p.63,
How It Works
We had a new Employer.
2.
... employer and
business associates.
12&12 p.186,
Tradition Twelve
As he
gained confidence, he
felt it
right to
explain his new way
of
life to his
employer and
business associates.
3.
... employer and
his friends that he was ...
BB p.115,
To Wives
Frequently, you have
felt obliged to tell your
husband's
employer and his
friends that he was
sick, when
as a
matter of
fact he was
tight.
4.
... employer, and
the wife.
BB p.67,
How It Works
5.
... employer can
many times protect the victim ...
BB p.146,
To Employers
The
employer can many
times
protect the
victim from
this
kind of
talk.
6.
... employer cannot
play favorites, but he can ...
BB p.146,
To Employers
The
employer cannot
play favorites, but he can always
defend a
man from
needless provocation
and
unfair criticism.
7.
... employer feels
a moral responsibility for the ...
BB p.137,
To Employers
Nearly every
modern employer feels a
moral responsibility
for the well-being of his
help, and he
tries to
meet these
responsibilities.
8.
... employer has
sometimes kept such a man ...
BB p.137,
To Employers
Because of the
employee's
special ability, or of his
own strong personal attachment to
him, the
employer has sometimes
kept such a
man at
work long beyond a
reasonable period.
9.
... employer sees
him.
BB p.136,
To Employers
He
knows the
alcoholic
as the
employer sees him.
10.
... employer --
unreasonable, unjust, overbearing; threatens to fire ...
BB p.65,
How It Works
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