Here is an email: Many of you have asked about procedures to evaluate employee performance. We are finalizing a performance process designed to track and provide feedback on individual accomplishments for the benefit of each employee, the company and the unsecured creditors' committee. A very simple and straight-forward online performance assessment system (PAS) will allow us to automate parts of the process. PAS will open next week on Monday, May 13, and remain open through Friday, May 24, 2002. As an employee of a debtor company, you should access the system and complete your self assessment by Friday, May 17, 2002. Your supervisor will review and approve submitted accomplishments and schedule a face-to-face meeting to discuss your contributions, offer feedback, set priorities for the upcoming period, discuss challenges and potential development opportunities, and if applicable, confirm your quarterly retention payout and project a target for the upcoming quarter. PAS will be accessible through the HR Global Launch Zone. We'll send a reminder with more details next week. In the meantime, if you have questions about the process you can contact your HR Representative.
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A: Performance Process for All Employees in Debtor Companies
Here is an email: To all, Unfortunately I will only be available in pockets of time today. I am catching a flight back to Buffalo through Philly at 11:33 pm (ET). I will be landing in Houston at 4:51 pm. I would recommend that following steps be done in order to close the transaction today. 1. Lisa, Please get Rick Buy's signature for the DASH -- assuming that Reliant is the counterparty.
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A: Sale of the Napoleonvile Land - Final Steps
Here is an email: To: Ms. Cheryl Dudley, Houston Pipe Line Company Dear Cheryl: I'm sending you this information to follow-up regarding our brief discussion today about the subject company. As I mentioned, the Texas Railroad Commission still shows this company as active. We have written to the TxRRC before saying that all the facilites and contracts for Enron Industrial Natural Gas Company were sold to HPL, but they can't "de-activate" the company yet because their records show it as "active" due to the acitvity shown by another company. Apparently the company that needs to file corrected P-4s showing that HPL or another company is involved in these leases is:
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Enron Industrial Natural Gas Company