Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: How to ask coworkers for donations<br>Check with your company regarding asking for donations. Your human resources representative is the best person to ask, but your boss can also be a good resource. Some companies do not allow employees to ask for donations, while others may restrict how it's done.
There are companies.
All companies allow donations.
The HR department isn't able to help.
If you can't confirm that they accept checks from the door or register go ask an employee. 
Some people donated.
If you ask an employee they are likely to know if the store accepts checks or not.
An employee will tell you if they accept checks or not.
Asking questions of the hiring manager can help you know where you stand on a job interview.
The administration wants input from other people.
If you can't find if they take checks on the register or door you can always just ask an employee.
The hiring manager will ask for any questions at the end
You can ask career counselors for their opinions. 
You should converse with the employee to fix this problem.
Human resources managers may make money.
Somebody asked the government to do something
to ask if you got the job, you should ask about the next steps
A human resources manager is a man or a woman.
You should converse with the employee to try and fix this problem.
A colleague was just asked questions.
Funds do get solicited from the public by charitable organizations.
A human resource staffer was quoted in the newspaper
The first step is to let employees know what they need to do
Every company will restrict donations.
The human resources department and your boss will always deny asking for donations.
Bosses surely have the right answers.