Day 117 - 27 Apr 95 - Page 03
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2 Q. You write "in 1989 of 245 trainee", sorry, "salaried
3 managers, 89, 34.9 per cent came from crew". Am I right
4 that should read "trainee" not "salaried"?
5 A. That is correct.
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7 Q. Do we find the actual salaried managers three lines below
8 that, 327?
9 A. That is correct.
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11 Q. Mr. Nicholson, I would like you to look now, if you will,
12 at a couple of documents which I produced yesterday. The
13 first one, Mr. Nicholson, is a single sheet, the second one
14 is a two-sheet document?
15 A. Yes.
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17 Q. The second one is dated in the bottom right-hand corner
18 31st December 1988; do you see that?
19 A. Yes, that is correct.
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21 Q. The first one.
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23 MS. STEEL: I am not sure where we are.
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25 MR. JUSTICE BELL: I had these put in the volumes so can you
26 tell me where they are? I think it was 12, tab 41B and C.
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28 MR. RAMPTON: My Lord, that is right. Pink XII, 41B and C.
29 (To the witness): Does the first document look like that?
30 A. That is correct.
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32 Q. That is a single sheet?
33 A. That is.
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35 Q. Does the second document look like that?
36 A. That is correct.
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38 Q. Is it a two-sheet document?
39 A. Yes, it is.
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41 Q. The first document, as we have seen, is dated 31st
42 December. What is the year to which the second document,
43 the first single sheet document, relates?
44 A. It refers to 1989, and the date at the bottom, which is
45 half obliterated, is 21st January 1990.
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47 Q. So these are the figures for?
48 A. The whole of 1989.
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50 Q. Can you tell me this, how are these documents generated?
51 Where did they come from?
52 A. This comes from a report that I submit to the Chief
53 Executive Officer when we are discussing rates of pay.
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55 Q. Where do you get these figures from?
56 A. I get these from the information department, which
57 supplies all the detail.
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59 Q. When you wrote your statement, paragraph 22, where did
60 those figures come from?
