ECO Invoice Research To: "AO - All Administrative Officers" Subject: ECO Invoice Research Date: Thu, 11 Jan 1996 16:06:21 -0500 From: "Alice A Sabatini, Administrative Officer, Reston, VA" In the following message to Bob Hirsch, Joanie Freedman offers to help with research on unpaid ECO bills. Please take her up on that offer is you are experiencing difficulty. ------- Forwarded Message > >It was not a good day for any of us when this storm hit, and I do >understand why there isn't any activity in Reston. I have spoken >with some of your offices, and have offered to help "invoice by >invoice" account for the status of each of them. This has worked >successfully in St. Pete (GD) because there is only one person >certifying all invoices. I have offered to do this with Tacoma, and >direct with Melanie Gilbert (contracts) since apparently all regional >invoices go through her for certification. She and I will most >likely be speaking tomorrow, she said it would be a team effort of >her staff. If you would like to mention this to any of your offices >(my offer to help review the invoices concurrently with your district >staff), feel free. > >With regard to the payroll for the December 15th and 22nd payperiods, >that SHOULD all be straigtened out and checks or credits (in the case >of direct deposits) have been paid. > >With regard to any errors that were made on payrolls prior to that >time, that has been worked out as well (according to our bank and ADP >(the payroll processing company). > >Mike Rodrigues and I spoke just a little while ago, and as far as >when the Associates can go back to work, we are extremely anxious for >that to happen almost as much as you! Mike indicated that we (you, >Mike and I) should touch base tomorrow to check on what has actually >reached the >pipeline in OFM, so that we can gauge the amount of check and >timetable for the check that we can expect. It is in all of our >interests to get them back working as soon as possible, and if Mike can >have some assurances, then it might only be a day or so, or a few >days at the most. > >I really, truly appreciate your dedication to resolving this problem, and >rest assured that we are doing everything we can to remedy the >situation and correct our mistakes from our end, so that this can be >cleared up and hopefully never occur again! (I need my electricity!) >Besides, as I've often said, you folks are my favorites, and I hate >to see this crisis continue, let alone exist at all. > >Stay warm, and I'll speak with you tomorrow! > >Joni Freedman