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Government prepares analysis of earnings in public companies
Belgrade,
26 November 2008
The Serbian government notified parliament that it is preparing an analysis of total earnings in public companies, in order to determine whether they were paid in line with the positive regulations.
The government’s official web site quotes the letter which Secretary General Tamara Stojcevic sent to parliament speaker Slavica Djukic-Dejanovic.
“Concerning the allegations on the amount of fees and bonuses paid out in public companies, such as the railway company Zeleznice Srbije and Nikola Tesla Airport, we hereby notify you that the government will conduct an analysis of the total earnings paid out to the management personnel in public companies to determine whether this was carried out in accordance with the positive regulations.
I also hereby inform you that the government has defined the parameters for determining the amount of fees paid to the executive and supervisory staff of public companies, public agencies and other state organisations.
Furthermore, we are also currently redefining the parameters to determine the amount of fees paid to executives of public companies”, reads the letter.
“Concerning the allegations on the amount of fees and bonuses paid out in public companies, such as the railway company Zeleznice Srbije and Nikola Tesla Airport, we hereby notify you that the government will conduct an analysis of the total earnings paid out to the management personnel in public companies to determine whether this was carried out in accordance with the positive regulations.
I also hereby inform you that the government has defined the parameters for determining the amount of fees paid to the executive and supervisory staff of public companies, public agencies and other state organisations.
Furthermore, we are also currently redefining the parameters to determine the amount of fees paid to executives of public companies”, reads the letter.
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