Audit office proposes higher wages for state-owned company managers
Hungary’s State Audit Office (ASZ) put forward a package of proposals, which would raise the salaries of top managers at state-owned companies, however would tie bonuses to performance, Hungarian daily Napi Gazdaság said yesterday.
Talking to the paper, chairman László Domonkos said that this way salaries would be brought closer to those of managers in the private sector. ASZ also proposes better safeguards against corruption and recommends putting non-compete clauses in managersʼ contracts, he added.
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