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Government adopts parameters for determining executive board members’ fees
Belgrade,
6 November 2008
The Serbian government today agreed on parameters determining the amount of fees of executive board presidents and managers in public companies, agencies and other state organisations.
According to the government’s recommendation, when determining the fee of executive and supervisory board members, public companies should see to it that the net amount does not exceed the net average salary in Serbia.
The maximum fee of executive and supervisory board presidents must not exceed the average net salary increased by more than 50%, and that of deputy presidents by 20%.
The government today also adopted the bill on cattle breeding.
It gave consent to the communiqué on setting up the single-counter system for registering business entities.
The government adopted conclusions referring to the communiqué on the completion of the privatisation of socially-owned companies, as well as a communiqué on the European Investment Bank’s €50 million loan for National Investment Plan projects in 2009.
The government today appointed Milovan Markovic as general manager of Serbian railways, Zeleznice Srbije.
Also, the cabinet decided to dissolve the Kovin municipal assembly and form provisional authorities in Kovin.
The maximum fee of executive and supervisory board presidents must not exceed the average net salary increased by more than 50%, and that of deputy presidents by 20%.
The government today also adopted the bill on cattle breeding.
It gave consent to the communiqué on setting up the single-counter system for registering business entities.
The government adopted conclusions referring to the communiqué on the completion of the privatisation of socially-owned companies, as well as a communiqué on the European Investment Bank’s €50 million loan for National Investment Plan projects in 2009.
The government today appointed Milovan Markovic as general manager of Serbian railways, Zeleznice Srbije.
Also, the cabinet decided to dissolve the Kovin municipal assembly and form provisional authorities in Kovin.
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