Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: How to prepare for jail<br>Talk to your employer. Whether you're going to be in jail for a couple of days, a couple of weeks, or longer, you need to be honest with your employer. Tell him why you are leaving.
Your employer should be told you are going to jail
to ask if you got the job, speak to the hiring manager
to ask if you got the job, you should talk to the hiring manager
to ask if you got the job, you should speak to the hiring manager
You can leave a job on good terms if you plan ahead.
Don't talk with your employer
Tell the person you're hoping to talk with them about workplace expectations and performance, and schedule a time to talk

Someone is going to report him.
A government employee has told me something before
You should converse with the employee to fix this problem.
You should talk to the employee to fix this problem.
The boss is going to fire him.
The reason for the report should not be your employment.
Address the employee with words
Writing a letter to someone in jail is a 5 step process.
Your boss will be angry if you don't call to let them know you'll be late.
Yelling is not acceptable to the co-worker. 
You will likely lose your job.
John was let go from his job.
The author wants to make sure employers can break the law.
The person in the story was employed.
Do not contact your employer
If you are in jail for one day, you do not need to talk to your boss.
Telling your employer you are going to jail is a great decision. 
Telling your employer ahead of time is a bad idea.