Letting of Contracts at Central TAFE Public Hearing AM session
Letting of Contracts at Central TAFE Public Hearing AM session
Letting of Contracts at Central TAFE Public Hearing AM session
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But when you got th<strong>at</strong> email from Gary Fitzgerald saying, "I<br />
intend to pay her $100 an hour" - - -?---Yeah.<br />
- - - did you question him about th<strong>at</strong> and say, "You can't<br />
just pay someone a fl<strong>at</strong> hundred dollars an hour to be a<br />
casual"?---You'd need to show me th<strong>at</strong> email again. I - I<br />
seem to remember there was something in there about a<br />
hundred dollars an hour and my saying th<strong>at</strong> th<strong>at</strong>'s probably<br />
not an unreasonable r<strong>at</strong>e for a consultant, but I - I can't<br />
remember the detail <strong>of</strong> it. It was in 2002, so - - -<br />
All right, I need to show you this document now. These are<br />
the pay slips th<strong>at</strong> Ms Saleh-Evans received for her work in<br />
2002. I just need you to interpret the back page - - -?<br />
---Sure.<br />
- - - <strong>of</strong> all these pay slips to see how much she was paid<br />
an hour. In the meantime, you can return th<strong>at</strong> GOSAC Award<br />
th<strong>at</strong> I have shown to you. So just look <strong>at</strong> one <strong>of</strong> the back<br />
pages <strong>of</strong> those pay slips and tell us how much she was<br />
getting paid per hour, Mr Musson?---It's got r<strong>at</strong>e, a<br />
hundred, so I'm assuming th<strong>at</strong>'s a hundred dollars.<br />
A hundred dollars an hour?---Th<strong>at</strong>'s wh<strong>at</strong> it looks like,<br />
yes.<br />
Thank you, you can return th<strong>at</strong> now. I might need to return<br />
this to you. Does this document reveal wh<strong>at</strong> level <strong>of</strong> pay<br />
in terms <strong>of</strong> public sector levels she's being paid <strong>at</strong>,<br />
because I see there's a column there for classific<strong>at</strong>ion?<br />
---Yeah, for casuals I'm not sure. I'd need to have a<br />
look.<br />
All right?---Certainly for permanent and contract it would.<br />
All right, I will return it to you?---No, I can't. I can't<br />
see th<strong>at</strong> on there, unless it's on the front. No, not th<strong>at</strong><br />
I can see from my reading <strong>of</strong> it.<br />
So there's nothing on the document to indic<strong>at</strong>e on wh<strong>at</strong><br />
basis she's being paid a hundred dollars an hour?---No.<br />
Is th<strong>at</strong> right?---No, no, not th<strong>at</strong> - well, not th<strong>at</strong> I can<br />
observe from reading the top pay slip, which I assume<br />
they're all similar. Yeah, certainly the second one looks<br />
similar.<br />
Thank you, you can return th<strong>at</strong> now. So you accept th<strong>at</strong> she<br />
was paid a hundred dollars an hour for her work in 2002?<br />
---Well, certainly based on th<strong>at</strong> document<strong>at</strong>ion th<strong>at</strong> seems<br />
clear, yeah.<br />
You would have to accept th<strong>at</strong> th<strong>at</strong> doesn't equ<strong>at</strong>e to any<br />
calcul<strong>at</strong>ion under the GOSAC Award does it?---No, no.<br />
4/10/06 MUSSON, S.D. XN 174<br />
10.07<br />
Spark & Cannon
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