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Mr Dorans confirmed to the Tribunal and to the Claimant that there was no budget for staff to be employed at the Claimant’s level and any new arrangement would be as a contractor and at a rate less than £100,000 per annum. (£65k) Was not quite what A.S. stated on TV
Viglen had been making losses
"“… we are bleeding money."
"What we need to do is to instil a new culture in the engineers and give then a bit of a wake up call and tell them that their time is money and if someone asks then to do something for them that’s not on the job sheet it is no different than being asked to supply a free HDD or a couple of banks of memory.”
"there is £2.3m worth of projects down here which are still not signed off."
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