Day 183 - 03 Nov 95 - Page 07
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2 That is from the East Finchley Head Office. Is that the
3 reference that they gave you afterwards?
4 A. Yes, it is, yes.
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6 Q. Did McDonald's ever apologise to you for the way they
7 treated you?
8 A. No, they did not, no.
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10 Q. Did they offer you your job back?
11 A. No.
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13 Q. Sorry, I have got to cross that off -- this is just about
14 the double shifts and the hours that you worked. You said
15 that you were taken on on a full-time basis?
16 A. Yes.
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18 Q. What time of day did you normally start, only
19 approximately?
20 A. Afternoon, all the afternoon rush hours we used to do.
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22 Q. Right.
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24 MR. JUSTICE BELL: At the top of page 3 of your statement you
25 said: "I regularly worked double shifts". What do you
26 mean by that?
27 A. Double shift - usually over the amount of hours that I
28 was clocked on to do; usually the next shift on from that
29 as well.
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31 Q. Yes, but give me an example of the time of day you worked
32 from until?
33 A. Say I was in 11.00 until 2.00, just as an example, then
34 I would do 2.00 until 6.00 or something like that.
35 I cannot remember exactly how the shifts worked now. It is
36 a long time ago.
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38 MS. STEEL: That was an example of the theory of double shifts?
39 A. Yes.
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41 Q. Was that your usual practice to work from 11.00 to 2.00?
42 A. I cannot really remember, I am sorry.
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44 Q. You have referred to working after 10.00 p.m.?
45 A. Yes.
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47 Q. Were any of the double shifts ones that took you over the
48 10 p.m. or was that something different?
49 A. No, that was .....
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51 Q. Do you know what time ----
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53 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Just pause a moment. When you worked a
54 double shift which took you after 10.00 p.m. what time
55 would you start? What would the shifts be?
56 A. I cannot really remember now. I suppose I worked up
57 until 9.00, and then I suppose I went on from there. If
58 I clocked off -- I cannot really remember the exact hours.
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60 Q. Do not trouble yourself. It is 10 years ago. If you
