- 24 - 31, 1992, as the Avitene planner/buyer.9 The planner/buyer generally established periodic schedules under which Alcon P.R. manufactured Avitene for MedChem P.R. in accordance with orders placed by MedChem U.S.A. The planner/buyer also: (1) Attended weekly manufacturing meetings held with Alcon P.R. managers at Alcon P.R.’s facility, (2) monitored the inventories of materials used in the manufacturing process, (3) purchased materials and components (exclusive of corium) through Alcon P.R.’s purchasing system, after receiving the authorization of an Alcon P.R. manager (and sometimes also a MedChem U.S.A. manager), (4) dealt with Alcon P.R. or MedChem U.S.A. personnel to cure problems arising mainly from the materials used in the Avitene manufacturing process, and (5) verified with Alcon P.R. personnel that the required quality assurance tests had been performed and confirmed that the product was ready for shipping. Raymond Castro was a Kelly employee who worked as planner/buyer from on or about June 30, 1990, through March 1991. Kelly hired him and paid him $12.02 per hour. Neither petitioner was involved in his hiring or in his placement as planner/buyer. He reported to Ronald Shepherd and/or Luis Diaz, an Alcon P.R. manager, and Mr. Castro’s work required that he interact with Alcon P.R. employees and MedChem U.S.A. employees. Alcon P.R. invoiced MedChem P.R. for the amount that it paid Kelly as to Mr. 9 Before this time, Mr. Perez was the planner/buyer.Page: Previous 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 Next
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