Day 156 - 17 Jul 95 - Page 07
1 A. Yes, occasionally there were. There was not every
2 Saturday; it was just occasionally there were incentives
3 for the crew.
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5 Q. Would something like: "Can we take £1,000 in an hour on a
6 till?" or something like that?
7 A. I would not use those figures but, yes, something like
8 that.
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10 Q. Do you remember what the figures were?
11 A. No, I do not.
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13 Q. Would £1,000 be completely unreasonable?
14 A. No, it would not be unreasonable.
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16 MR. MORRIS: In your statement you said that the crew were
17 instructed to shift only one box of burgers at a time; this
18 was Company policy, yes?
19 A. Yes.
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21 Q. Is that because it would be considered unsafe to carry more
22 than one box at a time?
23 A. Yes, generally, you know, for the person's own safety.
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25 Q. Then you say: "We expected our" -----
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27 MS. STEEL: You actually said when you gave evidence that they
28 should not try -----
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30 MR. RAMPTON: Your Honour, I do believe the Defendants should
31 stop playing Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee. It is not fair
32 on the witness.
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34 MR. MORRIS: It saves time.
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36 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Yes, but it is rather distracting.
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38 MS. STEEL: We are trying to compartmentalize the various
39 subjects.
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41 MR. JUSTICE BELL: I understand that, but do your best to stick
42 with one subject for sometime then.
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44 MS. STEEL: The thing is we are not that far off finishing.
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46 MR. JUSTICE BELL: I thought that might be so; if you cannot do
47 it for that reason, say so. If you find it difficult for
48 any reason having one person ask you a question and then
49 another, say so and we will try to think of some way around
50 it. I am not suggesting for a moment you are doing it on
51 purpose.
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53 MS. STEEL: We are not doing it on purpose, but the purpose
54 being to try to finish it sooner.
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56 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Yes, you are not doing on purpose to cause
57 difficulties to the witnesses.
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59 MS. STEEL: No.
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