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Fortunately, the woman we've signed up to fill the temporary gap is available for exactly the period that Martin's going to be away. |
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She's been working for an electronics company in France that's just been taken over by a German firm. |
| [00:15.06] |
Actually the boss met her quite by chance the very day she was made redundant. |
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What could be very useful is that she's done quite a lot of budgeting work on development projects. |
| [00:28.39] |
She's a total workaholic, always the first to arrive at the office and the last to leave, but she spends a lot of time at the leisure centre as well. |
| [00:38.03] |
Mind you, we've all been under pressure with the re-organisation, so it's doubtless been even worse for her in Human Resources, having to cope with so many redundancies and resignations. |
| [00:50.09] |
It's something you only expect to happen to older employees, isn't it? |
| [00:55.01] |
Anyway it actually happened during a Finance Committee meeting, but the medical team were very efficient. |
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Anyway, let's hope she won't be away too long. |
| [01:05.01] |
There are a couple of managers just back from secondments. |
| [01:08.48] |
They're going to do more of her work at Head Office, it seems, with weekly visits. |
| [01:12.92] |
Everybody's assuming it isn't too serious. |
