QUESTION: Jeanie, I work in the ENA gas trading dept and understand that you are our HR rep. I would like to speak to you briefly about a benefits issue relating to the legal custody of a child. Please call me at 3x7277 at your convenience and I will give you the details. Thanks
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ANS: benefits issue
Dear All, The business units are operating on a lean G&A budget and cut costs whenever we can and making sure that we are efficient. Are there any initiative to do likewise for all corp functions? As an accountant in the business unit, we received corp allocations. The total for corp was more than $700MM. This, of course, excludes Enron Net Work, Enron Property, and Global Finance, which if we include those, the G&A to Enron could well be over $1Billion (not counting the business units G&A). The number just blew me away. I think we need to make sure all functions are needed and are run efficiently. We cannot say it's OK just because we can allocate to the business units because the business units may not receive benefits for these costs. We sure don't want Enron, as a whole, to be growing so fat and so fast that it will hurt our bottom line. I'm sorry if I'm out of line, but I really do care about Enron and am very proud to be its employee. Thank you for your time.
Q: What is a potential subject line for this email?
answer: cost cutting measures - from an Employee/shareholder point of view
Taffy: Did HR confirm that everything had been worked out regarding Samantha? Also, we need to do something with the remaining files in Marie's old office. Could you please coordinate this with Susan Flynn and Susan Bailey? Thanks. Carol
Answer: Samantha Boyd
Here is an email: Susan Scott is a senior attorney with the pipeline group (TW). I met her as part of the California PUC's gas restructuring case. For some time she's been inquiring about Government Affairs. She called me yesterday and mentioned that she's very interested in exploring if there are any opportunities in GA. From my experience, Susan is highly competent and very professional and I think TW would say the same. She likes her work but wants a new challenge. I told her I'd inquire about whether someone would be interested in talking with her. I think that it would be useful for you to chat with her. Thoughts? Susan would like to keep it confidential at this point.
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A: Potential Hire
Q: J.C. asked me to send the following: We are sending you by messenger today a subpoena that we received last night asking that you produce documents and appear to give testimony before the SEC. IGNORE THE DATES INDICATED IN THE SUBPOENA. We will negotiate significant and reasonable restrictions on the documents produced and different deadlines and appearance dates. These negotiations will likely result in new such dates from mid- to late-January. To the extent you have not already done so, please segregate and assemble any documents that you might have, even for the broadest request. I will be in touch with more details. Please do not be overly alarmed. This subpoena issued to nineteen others merely indicates that the SEC believes that you have material information relative to its investigation. It does not mean that you are a target of that investigation. J.C. Nickens This e-mail and any attached files may be confidential and subject to attorney/client privilege. If you received it in error, please immediately notify the sender by return e-mail or by calling (713)654-7600.
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A: SEC Subpoena
Here is an email: Rob: Our credit person is okay incorporating the Specified Transaction concept without a threshold. Please call me at your convenience to discuss the remaining open issues. Thanks.
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A:
Credit Issue