Sasref also alleges that it made company telephone facilities available to employees for communication with family members at a total cost of SAR 2,037,802.
小组要求Sasref提供关于在伊拉克入侵和占领科威特前两年中每月平均电话费的证据。
The Panel requested Sasref to provide evidence of the average monthly telephone costs in the two years prior to Iraq' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
With respect to the claim for evacuation costs of SAR 2,275,414, Sasref provided internal payment vouchers and supplier invoices aggregating to SAR 1,822,989.
With respect to the cost of compensation for telephone calls, Sasref explained that it had awarded each employee an additional allowance, paid through the monthly payroll.
Sasref alleges that, as a further incentive to its employees, it provided additional meals to employees from February to April 1991 at a total cost of SAR 500,000.
In respect of the claim for additional overtime of SAR 2,951,751, Sasref provided copies of its personnel policy manual and of the relevant provisions of the applicable labour law.
Sasref provided two invoices and the associated proof of payment demonstrating that it had paid the amount of SAR 349,153 to the Saudi Petrochemical Company(" SADAF").
Iraq alleges that, on the instructions of the Government of Saudi Arabia, Sasref paid the additional 15 per cent salary increment on condition that payment would be terminated upon the resumption of normal conditions.
Sasref estimated that it paid overtime of SAR 2,951,751 from 1 September 1990 to 31 August 1991 in excess of the historical average paid for an equivalent period.
The Panel finds that Sasref has substantiated this portion of its claim and recommends an award of compensation in the amount of SAR 349,153 for costs incurred to protect the sea-water cooling system.
Sasref alleged that it had agreed to pay a retainer to the Dutch teachers to ensure that they remained available to return to work at the school after the conclusion of hostilities.
Based upon Samref' s own views of the situation at the time, it is clear that Samref itself considered the rationale for the payment of the allowance to have disappeared by April 1991.
Sasref claimed that, as a result of Iraq' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait, it paid an additional SAR 856,517 to the Jubail Academy(the International School at Jubail).
Sasref alleges that it hired four buses to be used between 29 August and 28 September 1990 for the evacuation of staff members from the Jubail refinery at a total cost of SAR 100,000.
Sasref provided a copy of a memorandum of understanding between itself, Saudi Arabian Basic Industries Corporation(" SABIC")(represented by SADAF) and the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu.
Samref provided a copy of the contract with the bus operating company together with proof that it had paid the full amount claimed of SAR 296,200 for the period from 13 January to 12 March 1991.
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