Railways - golden parachutes
This is an example more from political science, or even a fairy tale about carp who won't drain their pond. Let's look at the short work of the director of the Carp Railway Company:
Calculate:
- 18 months of quasi "work" as director
- reduction and elimination of connections
- increase in connections around BA
- increase in fares by up to 100% for short distances. On average, by 20%.
- Trains for ordinary people still run even when they are 40 years old and dirty and creaky
- Base salary per month: 3389 Eur
- Golden parachute (one-time when replacing the director): $paradek Eur
- Education: Social work and personnel management
- Never worked in a private company
- He drives to work by car, not by train (he preaches water and drinks wine)
- Despite subsidies, the railways are still in deep losses
Calculate:
- How much did cost the CEO's job in total
- The average monthly salary of the CEO (including rewards)
- How many ordinary people paying taxes of 730 Eur annually had to support the CEO
- How much would be saved if the shareholder behaved like a good manager and wrote the management contract more motivating, i.e. 315 Eur fix + 0.1 ‰ from the generated profit of the railways
Final Answer:
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