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ANDREI BUTERS

William ‘Wim’ Boissevain is now 85 but he remains one of Western Australia’s greatest living art treasures and shows no sign of slowing.

His new solo exhibition ‘New Beginnings’ launches this week in Subiaco, and will feature Spinifex Hill (right) and Pilbara Landscape (below).

Boissevain has been one of the nation’s best-loved painters for six decades.

He received the Order of the British Empire back in 1978, has works in almost every state gallery in Australia, and is collected in the private galleries of Europe.

It is not uncommon for some of his popular works to fetch $30,000 or more.

The son of a Dutch diplomat, Boissevain spent his youth travelling before studying art at the l’Academie des Beaux Arts in Paris and the Central School of Art and Crafts in London.

A lifetime appreciation of French artist Edgar Degas sculpted Boissevain’s style to show a dreamlike appreciation of beauty that glides between realism and impressionism.

Linton Partington co-owns Linton & Kay Gallery and has known Boissevain since 1999.

Partington says the landscapes in ‘New Beginnings’ are sourced from Boissevain’s memory.

“He is not a painter who paints en plein air,” Partington says.

“He used to.

“These days he paints from the memories he’s collected.”

Partington says that Boissevain’s powers of observation may not be a realistic portrayal but that he captures the essence of the places he paints.

“It might be a memory of the Darling Range from 20 years ago,” Partington says.

“He might have been wandering through the bush and this sight has stuck with him.”

Boissevain tells oneperth.com.au that many of his new oil landscapes use older watercolours as a reference.

“I will do oils of those pictures, with imaginative qualities of course,” he says.

“Most of the oils that are in this exhibition are reasonably imaginative.

“They are not photographic or direct copies of scenes.”

Boissevain says that some people believe his lush landscapes are depicted to show beauty, but that his aim is to capture the subtle colour of Western Australia.

“When I first arrived here, everything appeared very grey,” he says.

“The Australian bush, if you walk out there, without too much sun, you think it’s all grey.

“As the light comes, you can appreciate a change in the colours

“They are beautiful, but some artists will exaggerate the colour.”

Boissevain is humble about the praise his work has received.

“I was reasonably successful, due to a bit of luck,” he says.

“The thing is, when people decide they do have a high regard for your work, they wait for your next works to appear.

“There is always anticipation.”

‘New Beginnings’ will display at Linton & Kay gallery – on the corner of Railway and Nicholson roads, Subiaco – from this Thursday to March 4.

CHRIS THOMSON

5.15PM: A suspiciously-lit fire that shut down a kilometre of Stirling Highway at Mosman Park during the afternoon traffic peak is now under control and the highway reopened.

With the peak in full swing, firefighters had closed Stirling Highway in both directions between Vlamingh Parade and Victoria Street.

The Fire and Emergency Services Authority has now given the ‘all-clear’ as the blaze – near the corner of the highway and Boundary Road – is now under control.

Choppers fill up at Gil Fraser Reserve, North Fremantle.

Firefighters are mopping up and FESA is urging locals to remain alert.

Motorists have been asked to drive carefully due to smoke and emergency services personnel in the area.

Twenty firefighters and two helicopters attended the blaze that was reported at 3.06pm today.

FESA estimates 10 hectares were burnt out and that the cause of the fire was suspicious.

Anyone who saw dodgy activity around the scene of the blaze should call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Smoke photo courtesy Paul Pichugun Fine Art Photography.

Helicopter photo courtesy Aleksandr Kharkovsky.

STAFF REPORTER

Major Crash police are seeking help in their investigation of a head-on bicycle crash that seriously injured two cyclists on Sunday, January 29.

About 9.15am, a group of five cyclists was travelling south along the bicycle path behind the Claremont Showgrounds Train Station.

A 50-year-old man leading the group collided with another man who was cycling in the opposite direction.

Police spokeswoman Naomi Smith said that both cyclists were seriously injured during the crash.

Acting Sergeant Smith said her Major Crash colleagues would like to hear from anyone who saw the collision.

Anyone with information should call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

STAFF REPORTER

DECEMBER 27 UPDATE: A 30-year-old man who walked out of the emergency department of Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital on Christmas Eve was found safe and well today.

Police and the hospital had feared for the safety of Samuel George Yates (pictured) after he left the hospital on Christmas Eve.

Police spokeswoman Naomi Smith said Mr Yates was found “safe and well” today in the Perth CBD.

Acting Sergeant Smith said Mr Yates was now in the care of staff at the hospital.

CHRIS THOMSON

Plans to liquidate a $2.7 million yacht bought for Radhika Oswal just before receivers assumed control of Burrup Fertilisers from her billionaire husband Pankaj have been thrown out of the Federal Court.

PPB Advisory was appointed receiver to Perth-based Burrup on December 17 last year.

Seven weeks before that, Mr Oswal authorised Burrup’s purchase of a luxury yacht for $2.71 million, a written Federal Court ruling handed down yesterday by Justice Neil McKerracher reveals.

The same month the receiver took control of Burrup, the Oswals departed Perth for their native India. They now live in Dubai.

Before Justice McKerracher, PPB claimed an interest in the yacht. The company asserted the vessel was rapidly deteriorating due to lack of maintenance.

However, a firm owned and directed by Mrs Oswal claimed to own the yacht, and furnished photographs that showed no significant deterioration.

PPB contended Burrup funds were used improperly to buy the vessel and that Mrs Oswal’s company paid nothing for it.

The receiver argued the moored yacht could decay and its value be slashed ahead of any win PPB might have in its legal battle to reclaim more than $200 million from the Oswals.

On discovering the yacht was uninsured, PPB insured it for the period September 23, 2011 to December 23, 2011 (today).

PPB is also paying $22,000 a year for pen fees.

The yacht’s manufacturer has told PPB that a service costing $10,000 must be done immediately and repeated four times a year.

Justice McKerracher found the quality of evidence in relation to the yacht’s deterioration to be “a little sketchy”.

“I think it is appropriate that orders be made permitting the receivers to have access to the yacht to carry out maintenance work at their own expense pending the outcome of the claim,” he concluded.

“Obviously, if the claim ultimately succeeds, the expenses should be reimbursed.”

Justice McKerracher dismissed PPB’s application and ordered the company to pay legal costs.

STAFF REPORTER

Police are searching Mosman Park for a 22-year-old man believed to be in an agitated state and carrying two knives.

Sergeant Gerry Cassidy says the man is in an agitated state and believed to be in possession of two knifes.

The man is Aboriginal, 170cm tall, of stocky build and has hazel eyes and short, black hair.

He is wearing grey, ¾-length shorts, a light blue T-shirt and pink-soled shoes.

He was last seen in the area of Tom Perrot Reserve off McCabe and Fairbairn Streets.

Sergeant Cassidy said the man should not be approached but anyone seeing him should call police on 131 444.

CHRIS THOMSON

A man who knocked out a smaller rival who was dancing with his ex-girlfriend will remain barred from pubs and clubs despite objections he will miss out on Christmas socialising.

On July 14, George Mark Lewer punched a man at The Red Sea nightclub in Subiaco, causing him to fall backwards and black out.

The victim was dancing with Lewer’s ex girlfriend.

A decision handed down last week by Liquor Commission member Greg Joyce noted the victim was smaller than Lewer, received stitches to his mouth and has since suffered headaches.

On October 10, Lewer pleaded guilty to a charge of assault causing bodily harm. He received a spent conviction and was slapped with a $2000 fine, $1500 of which was payable to the victim.

On September 11, Lewer had been banned from entering pubs and clubs until February 29 next year.

In his appeal of that barring notice before Mr Joyce, Lewer claimed the ban was particularly onerous during the Christmas period.

However, police respondent Leanne Atkins argued an assertion by Lewer that he was provoked when the victim smirked at him did not make the attack any less serious.

Ms Atkins also asserted that Lewer’s rights to socialise at Christmas did not outweigh the need to protect the public from violent and disorderly conduct.

Mr Joyce determined there was nothing to suggest Lewer was over the relationship with his ex.

He found there was some risk Lewer could reoffend if confronted with a similar situation.

Consequently, the appeal was dismissed.

CHRIS THOMSON

The government’s three-year-long local council ‘reform’ process has hit a brick wall in Perth where the City of Subiaco has blocked a Local Government Advisory Board push for an inquiry into a mooted merger with the City of Nedlands.

In the Supreme Court today, Justice James Edelman ruled that a writ of prohibition be made final against the board’s planned inquiry because a City of Nedlands proposal did not comply with the Local Government Act.

The inquiry was to have been an important step toward amalgamation of the two tiny councils.

After today’s judgement, Subiaco Mayor Heather Henderson said she was heartened that “common sense” had prevailed.

“This is a victory for the Subiaco community,” Ms Henderson said.

“With both local governments and their communities opposing a merger, there was no reason for the inquiry to go ahead.

“It would just be a waste of resources.”

Ms Henderson said the inquiry would only have created “division and angst” in Subiaco and Nedlands.

Mr Castrilli launched his ‘reform’ process in February 2009, but pressure from councils soon forced him to withdraw his threat to force amalgamations between municipalities that refused to play ball.

In June, the government tried reviving its moribund process by forming a committee headed by an academic to draw up new boundaries so the number of metropolitan councils could be slashed.

The committee’s recommendations on new council boundaries are due by June 2012 – 40 months after Mr Castrilli first announced his reforms.

Perth has 29 city, town and shire councils. This is 29 times the number of local authorities in each of metropolitan Brisbane, Canberra and Darwin which each have just one city council.

CHRIS THOMSON

A rapid-fire email exchange between the publisher of a glossy housing magazine, and a saleswoman he was soon to unfairly sack, gives insight into the staffing practices of a struggling business.

In a decision published last week, WA Industrial Relations commissioner Jennifer Harrison ordered the family trust of Scott Turner – trading as VIP Publishers and AdConnect Local Marketing – pay Emma Criniti $8528.18 compensation for commissions she had earned but which he had refused to pay.

Mr Turner was the proprietor of Floreat-based WA Custom Homes, an annual glossy that pitches advertising space mainly to builders and materials suppliers.

Ms Criniti had sold advertisements for the magazine between February 23, 2009 and December 21, 2010 when she was fired.

Her clients included luxury home builder Zorzi, furniture retailer Artique, Lighting City, Ceramic City, Austral Bricks, Brikmakers, and the Bra Bar.

The WA Custom Homes website also runs ads for organisations including Riverstone Homes, Midland Brick, Bristile Roofing and Gomboc Gallery.

An email exchange published in Ms Harrison’s decision shows Ms Criniti feared she would “be living on two minute noodles” when Mr Turner first told her she would not be paid.

He in turn claimed he was “broke” thanks to poor sales. He contended his house was on the line and he could not buy Christmas presents for his three children.

“Im not not paying, I got no frickin money to pay,” he emailed Ms Criniti.

He claimed he owed $30,000 in tax and that the Australian Taxation Office was suing him.

Also on Mr Turner’s creditors’ list were his writers ($20,000), printers ($20,000) and various shops ($25,000).

Mr Turner further claimed he was having industrial problems with a graphic designer.

He decried some of his writers as “prima donna” contributors who wanted “thousands” of dollars for “crap writing”.

“I’m tired of being abused every week by a different asshole somewhere too, I have flogged myself and have had enough,” he emailed.

Ms Criniti said the situation would also mean a lean Christmas for her.

“I also have a mortgage and car payments to make and also can’t buy anyone any friggin xmas presents now,” she wrote.

“How dare you lead me on and not have the guts to end my employment and pay up what you owe and just keep using me.”

After considering the lengthy email exchange that follows, Ms Harrison found Ms Criniti had been unfairly dismissed:

On 20/12/2010, at 11:58 AM, Emma Criniti wrote: Hey Scott,

I was hoping you would of called me this morning as I do need to go through some things with you as I am a little confused about what is happening and upset that you have not returned my calls since last Wednesday, there were a number of things I needed to talk to you about.

Firstly – Did you put up the Arena Poster as I didn’t get a pic to send to client?

Secondly – Murray did tell me that the Bra Bar posters were all printed so not sure why that Fandance one is not there

Thirdly – I have 2 sales this week for WA Custom Homes, which are probably Artique and Brikmakers, both are getting back to me with confirmations to book them in, I am very confused as to what I should do with these now as don’t want to turn away a sale and I should not have to feel bad about making a sale as that is what my job is.

Fourthly – I had an appt with M & B Sales on Thursday and they want to be a supplier on the builder directory I quoted them $750 plus gst for the year with only a landing page and she emailed me back to say they want to go ahead, so shall I sign up and when would they be up and running, in January?

Fifthly – Some clarification is needed before I continue working as I can’t make out from what you have been emailing me if I still am employed and still being paid base wage only and you will pay me the commissions due when you have some more money or if you are totally broke and expecting me to work for free until you have some money to pay back what I am owed. You haven’t given me any clue apart from alarming me that it sounds like I will be living on 2 minute noodles for xmas and probably all of January, should I be looking for another job, I hope not?

Anyway I hope to hear from you shortly so we get everything sorted out and can make a plan for the future and hopefully get things back on track to get money back in for both of us, cheers.

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From: Sent: To: Subject: Importance:

Hi Emma

Scott Turner [email address] Monday, 20 December 2010 12:58 PM Emma Criniti Re: Updates High

Dont sell anything as I am broke and I cant pay you so just cancel them. I dont want to run up a tab.

Will see what I can do after New Year.

Thanks, Scott

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From: Sent: To: Subject:

Scott Turner [email address] Monday, 20 December 2010 1:09 PM Emma Criniti Re: Updates

Importance: High

It should be right but I will have to do Custom Homes as I wont have $30,000 to pay your commissions. The bank is close to taking my house as I can never meet my mortgage payments, so I cant run up any commission bills.

I need to get the signs back up so its profitable as its been neglected – we havent sold anything really and I lose a lot more than I gain, and my leases havent changed, they are still $25,000 a month.

I also need a holiday – so I wont get back to you till after New Year. I havent had a break all year and have done 60 hour weeks to end up broke, so I need a week off – Im wasting my time here unfortunatley, I need to get paid I got 3 kids.

Scott

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On 20/12/2010, at 2:03 PM, Emma Criniti wrote:

I wish you would just call me much easier than emailing back and forth, not nice for you at all, so sorry, but I also have commitments too and you still haven’t answered my question properly about pay, is it just commissions you are not paying me now or any pay that I am owed.

I am owed a fortnightly pay this week for the last two weeks work plus I am owed holiday pay up until the 11th January, you surely can’t expect me to wait another 2 weeks to even speak to you and not know if I have a job or any pay coming or what?

I am happy to stay on if you can pay me weekly base and will wait for commissions but let me know what the go is at least here, not sure if I have job or not?

I have done nothing but the best for your company and always worked hard, so to be ignored and not even given a straight answer and left in the lurch moneywise a week before xmas is not a nice feeling and to put me in this turmoil with no warning I feel very hurt, I thought we had a better relationship and I would help you all I can.

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From: Sent: To: Subject: Re: Updates

Scott Turner [email address] Monday, 20 December 2010 4:20 PM Emma Criniti

Im not not paying, I got no frickin money to pay. I cant even buy my kids christmas presents

Its not by choice – maybe that asshole [name withheld by oneperth.com.au] could have worked more than 25 hours a week, so I didnt have to use a web designer or a second graphic designer. Im screwed, sorry but I have no money.

Im getting sued everywhere now I wont have a dime till mid January and most of that is gone on bills due last month.

I might be able to get you a couple of weeks pay in maybe 2 weeks, it really depends on if people pay me, I only have $1,000 in the account.

The system doesnt work, I havent even got last years income in from Custom Homes and Im paying out on next years commissions now that I dont see money from for another 12 months. I dont have any money at all, Im trying to jkeep my bloody house.

Scott

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From: Emma Criniti [email address]

Sent: Monday, 20 December 2010 5:39 PM To: ‘Scott Turner’ Subject: RE: Updates

Ok so you think it is fine to just go away, not call me and leave me with no pay at xmas and not even tell me this after 2 years of hard work when I am the one making you all the money and it gets wasted on starting up millions of new things and paying stupid staff who don’t do their jobs, that is not my fault.

I asked you the other week about money and you said all is fine you have lots coming at the end of the year. You are the one who said clients don’t have to pay until the directory and Perth VIP are launched, why did you do that. I have offered many times to follow up outstanding debts for you and you say no. Right now I could be calling trying to collect money in for you. You also have all the new bookings I have just done that you can invoice for deposits right now that will pay, if you are that much in debt as you say you are why are you away, you should be chasing up what is owed!!! You could have plenty of cash coming in at the moment and even the new sales I did apart from 2 are all paying deposits pretty much straight away, then another payment in June then September, so you have money staggered through out the year from Custom Homes not just in 12 months time, only a few that pay on publication, rest make payments during the year before print. It is also not my fault that the outstanding $25,000 has not been collected, that is not my role but I do offer.

I am very angry now that you could treat me like this and not even say Merry Xmas to me, thanks for all your work this year and just go away for two weeks and know that I would have no money, that is really awful of you to do, I do not deserve to be treated like this, you haven’t even sent me an apology. If you had of told me earlier we could of worked something out but to just throw me aside and not tell me I won’t be paid this week or even for a few weeks is really bad after all I have done for you and the sales I make. Why send me out to keep selling if you knew you couldn’t pay me, we also have an employment agreement and if I don’t get any money in the new year for the 2 weeks work I have done, the holiday pay I am owed and the commissions I am owed to date then I will contact the Fair Work Ombudsman reluctantly to resolve this.

I also have a mortgage and car payments to make and also can’t buy anyone any friggin xmas presents now, how dare you lead me on and not have the guts to end my employment and pay up what you owe and just keep using me, that is grossly unfair and I had no choice in the matter. I was even considering to talk to you about buying Custom Homes off you after your email the other day, I have all the clients details and am sure they wont mind getting a call from me to tell them I got screwed over by you at xmas and you ran off and didn’t pay me my pay, my holiday pay, my commissions, I am sure they will be impressed to hear that.

My job is not to do the accounts, my job was to make sales which I did, I can’t help if you don’t follow up on the invoices, you have money there now to collect, go get it, you say you are getting sued everywhere and won’t have any money till mid Jan and most is gone on bills due last month, well guess what I am also an important bill that is due. I can’t believe you expect an employee to wait over 6 weeks for outstanding monies, such poor form. Almost all the Custom homes sales I did will pay you a deposit now which will more than cover my pay/commissions due and also there was other sales in that last batch that were for Adconnect and Directorys that can be invoiced straight away. The last thing I want is for this to turn nasty or be bickering with you but I am sure when I get calls from clients in the new year you won’t want me telling them about this and why I am no longer working there, you have not done the right thing by me at all.

I have so loved working for you and am so sad it has come to you doing this to me, I know it is not by choice but you have not handled yourself well in regards to me and the running of the business, it is only cos I am emailing you that you have now admitted you can’t pay me otherwise I would still not know and really I am so so flabbergasted that a few days before xmas you would run off and not pay me a dime, very very hurtful. You say you got hurt by what people did to you this year, well you just did the same back to me.

Have a great xmas, may 2011 be all you wish for and more, I hope your problems get resolved and that your family is ok and it won’t come to losing your house. I have enjoyed every minute of working for you and am gutted with this situation and my treatment, I hope you will contact me in the new year to resolve what is owed and that you will give me a written testimonial as I will need that for job interviews. By the way you haven’t even asked about my doctors results, like you probably care anyway, but I do probably have to go have an operation in the new year, so I will need my pay to help towards hospital costs.

I am sorry to talk so bluntly but hope you can understand how mad, hurt, frustrated and upset I am at the moment, feeling very used and abused, thanks for everything and wow what a great xmas.

Hope we can work this out amicably and soon, I am not up for a fight with you, I want us to remain on good terms with each other and just be paid for what I am rightfully owed and get on with my life. This is all just so very sad.

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On 20/12/2010, at 7:05 PM, Emma Criniti wrote:

I have just gone through all the bookings I am due the commissions on and you have about $20,000 in deposits that are payable to you right now, that you can or may have invoiced for, so that is more than what you owe me in pay and commissions and you do not have to wait 12 months for these payments. Most will also make other payments to you during the year before WA Custom Homes even goes to print if you look at the payment terms that are written on their bookings.

This is not my fault if they have not been invoiced or followed up for their payments and I would have been more than happy to do that for you if you had of asked.

I still can’t believe this is happening, you have such great businesses in Custom Homes and Adconnect, how did it get to this, you have a lot of money due to you and owing, most of these people will happily pay now if you ask them. You can invoice Zorzi, Di Bucci, Lighting City, Ceramic City, Instyle, just to name a few, some are even paying half to you now!!

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From: Sent: To: Subject: Re: WA Custom Homes

Scott Turner [email address] Monday, 20 December 2010 9:06 PM Emma Criniti

yes I understand that – I have been ripped off for 12 months by various people, no one has ever worked a 40 hour week for me, and I have had to pick up the slack and have done 60 hour weeks. All the prima donna contributors want thousands for crap writing also

I cant pay any commissions and I cant afford 15% on rebookings which just take an email – $1000 a shot for a builder or supplier is too expensive

None of those people have paid the deposit – they have all been billed immediately – they always take weeks to pay

These are small businesses, Custom Homes makes only $200,000 and adconnect less than that

Remember I have also paid $1.3 million dollars for all of this – the Ooh media posters take me 3 days every 2 weeks, and the Ooh media sub lease I had to spend $500,000 on signs to get that job

So far I have not been returned $1 on Ooh media or Custom Homes, when you take the purchase costs into account – which is $1.6 million all up

I can probably keep you if youre willing to work for 3 months on wages only, but otherwise I cant afford it, I cant rack up $30,000 in commissions, I owe the tax man $30,000 and he is suing me, the printers $20,000 and contributors $20,000, and the shops $25,000 on January 1, plus the $10,000 I owe from December 1 gone.

Its just not working I probably have to sell it all to get paid myself

I really have to close for 3 months and do it all myself, cant see any other way out – that or sell everything

Im tired of being abused every week by a different asshole somewhere too, I have flogged myself and have had enough

Scott

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From: Scott Turner [email address] Sent: Monday, 20 December 2010 9:10 PM To: Emma Criniti Subject: Re: WA Custom Homes

Im off till after next week – come into the office after that if you want and we can go through it – its salvageable but I have to be honest I cant afford the same rates next year of $105, 000 – I have to get paid its not an option I dont anymore.

Its also possible everything will be sold, whatever gets me paid basically – I dont really care where the cheques come from

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From: Scott Turner [email address] Sent: Monday, 20 December 2010 9:11 PM To: Emma Criniti Subject: Re: WA Custom Homes

Adconnect is not a good business – the dog swamp signs for example and Harbour Town – Im losing $15,000 a year at those 2 locations as we cant sell any signs – the leases dont go away if the signs arent sold

Plus the signs cost me $30,000 – so its a hard business it needs to be sold all the time

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From: Scott Turner [email address] Sent: Monday, 20 December 2010 9:23 PM To: Emma Criniti Subject: Re: WA Custom Homes

and whos going to call them – some asswipe that wants $60,000 a year to sit in here and complain about how they are getting ripped off – Murrays wife was going to start and she whined about no microwave before she even got here – Its 9.30 at night and I just finished some posters – I could do it now I guess and work 65 hours a week!!!

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On 20/12/2010, at 10:46 PM, Emma Criniti wrote: Scott,

As a small business, most owners would follow up the outstanding accounts themselves, or get their wives to do it or you could of asked me to do it and priortise over doing other things,

especially if you are having troubles like you say you are and that there is money there to go get, I would be doing my all to get it in if I was in your shoes.

You also can’t change your employment agreements without consulting your employee first, you asked me to resell Custom Homes, you knew I was selling it, you knew how much I had sold and you never once attempted to renegotiate my agreement prior to me starting to resell it or put anything in writing at anytime to say I won’t be getting 15%, so you can’t change the goalposts whenever it suits you or without advising me of the new terms you want to bring in, I have had no choice in the matter. My agreement also says I will be paid fortnightly my commissions!!!

It is so wrong to just not pay someone the wages/commissions they are owed and to not tell them this until they had to keep emailing you for any answers, let alone to do it to them just before xmas and their annual leave, horrifying. It is also not my problem what you paid for the business, what they owe you, what they make, how you manage them, how you manage other staff, that has nothing to do with me. You employed me under our agreement, if you now can’t afford me then tell me to see what we can figure out or finish me up properly with the money you owe me or a payment plan. Don’t think you can just not pay me and I will hang around and keep working and not even discuss it with me properly.

If you had of discussed these things with me prior I am sure we could of come to some happy arrangement, however I feel you have totally worked me over and not had a thought about how this has affected me, with no apology forthcoming at all.

I am sorry to say this but I now feel I have no choice but to take this through the proper channels to be paid what I am rightfully owed.

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From: Sent: To:

Scott Turner [email address] Tuesday, 21 December 2010 8:27 AM

Emma Criniti Subject: Re: WA Custom Homes

ok thanks we will call it quits as of today

Scott _

STAFF REPORTER

Major Crash investigators are asking anyone who saw a white Jeep Wrangler roll over in Mosman Park on Sunday to come forward to help explain how it happened.

Police spokeswoman Naomi Smith said the Jeep Sport Unlimited (pictured) rolled on October 30 about 2.45pm.

Senior Constable Smith said the crash occurred while the 24-year-old male driver was reversing in the car park near the David Jones Pavilion on McCabe Street.

The driver received received serious injuries and two female passengers received minor injuries.

Anyone with information about how the crash happened should call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.