Mr. Max Caller

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  Max Caller, chief executive, London Borough of Barnet, 15 July 1999

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  Two men, above all, bear responsibility for the failure to halt Hackney's descent into chaos: Jules Pipe, leader of the council, and managing director Max Caller.
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  Mr Pipe has given stalwart support to Hackney's managing director Max Caller, known widely throughout the borough as "Mad Max".
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  Mr Caller was the former chief executive at Barnet and applied for the Hackney job after reading an advertisement which warned applicants that Hackney had "an absence of coherent political leadership, a disconnection between strategy and operation, poor financial management and a lack of focus on basic services".
  
  Mr Caller, who earns £150,000 a year, says he is doing his utmost to tackle these problems, although many feel his best is not good enough. When he turned 50 last summer, a group of Hackney residents arrived at the town hall with a birthday card that suggested he take early retirement.
  
  According to town hall lore, he is preoccupied by concerns over his personal security after a number of threats. He has a secure car parking space and an elaborate alarm system at his home that is said to have cost the council £40,000.

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  To add insult to injury, in the last year Chief Executive Max Caller has been allowed to increase his salary to £150,000 (from a base rate of £75,000), other Directors now get between £80,000 and £100,000, and there is a proposed new tier of managers on £40,000 each in Social Services.

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  In a lively rally outside Hackney Town Hall BRIAN DEBUS, Hackney UNISON branch chair and Socialist Party member, said that council managing director Max Caller wanted council workers to take a salary cut but he hadn't offered to cut his own £150,000 a year salary.

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  While Hackney Council pay Managing Director Max Caller nearly £4,000 a week and pay a team of five Assistant Directors of Housing nearly £80,000 a year each the majority of workers are low paid.

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  The cost of this and the hiring of additional Saturday-only staff is much more than that of simply paying Saturday Enhanced Pay, a very high price for saving the face of Managing Director Max Caller, who had unilaterally withdrawn the payment.

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  http://156.61.16.5/news/data/obtree getrelease.asp?id=901 Mayor Pipe and chief executive Max Caller are pictured here at Clissold recently where they saw for themselves the depth of the rainwater that 'seeped' into the pump-room and shorted the electrical panels. After looking around Mayor Pipe, who also mingled and joked with local people and staff said, "It's great that the centre will be re-opening in three months and it won't cost the people of Hackney a penny."After his inspection Max Caller said "I started out in drains so I know a thing or two about them."http://www.clissoldleisure.com/addedValuesPI/discuss/msgReader$279 Sun, 28 Dec 2003 07:17:18 GMT

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  ,pictureRef (, "boiler divers", border:1, title:"image of divers with a boiler part", align:right)}Mayor Pipe and chief executive Max Caller are pictured here at Clissold recently where they saw for themselves the depth of the rainwater that 'seeped' into the pump-room and shorted the electrical panels.
  
  After looking around Mayor Pipe, who also mingled and joked with local people and staff said, "It's great that the centre will be re-opening in three months and it won't cost the people of Hackney a penny."After his inspection Max Caller said "I started out in drains so I know a thing or two about them."... more ...

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  http://156.61.16.5/news/data/obtree getrelease.asp?id=901 Mayor Pipe and chief executive Max Caller are pictured here at Clissold recently where they saw for themselves the depth of the rainwater that 'seeped' into the pump-room and shorted the electrical panels. After looking around Mayor Pipe, who also mingled and joked with local people and staff said, "It's great that the centre will be re-opening in three months and it won't cost the people of Hackney a penny."After his inspection Max Caller said "I started out in drains so I know a thing or two about them."http://www.clissoldleisure.com/addedValuesPI/discuss/msgReader$279 Sun, 28 Dec 2003 08:17:18 GMT

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  Published on: 12/11/2001    Last Visited: 7/5/2009  

  · As secrecy continues to surround the sale of community property, we will be demanding from Hackney Council's Max Caller and Guy Nichollson, a complete list of all properties already sold and all those still in danger of being sold, to be made available to everyone in Hackney.

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