PP/17/3/2/18 - [Letter, Marion Casson to Jack Pritchard, 25/9/67]

PP/17/3/2/18

Item

[Letter, Marion Casson to Jack Pritchard, 25/9/67]

1967

2 leaves Letters (typescript)

Little, Renée

Casson, Marion
Pritchard, John Craven,recipient

Marion Casson sets out her terms for continuing in her post once Pritchard's "3 months of dictatorship come to an end". Mrs Little will be responsible to Marion Casson and she will not be able to act as a deputy secretary for the Isobar. Private work for directors will be arranged and charged by Mrs Casson. She will continue to consult Pritchard on all matters of policy and heavy expenditure but she expects to be entrusted with day to day affairs. She will not submit to time checks or pass letters she has written for approval; she will be treated at all times as an executive and spoken to accordingly; she will not take orders but will be available to discuss matters in a civilised manner. Mrs Casson will not enter any discussions regarding these conditions and if they are not to Pritchard's liking he can terminate her contract.