Railways - golden parachutes

As often happens in Slovakia habit, the state's financial institution takes from poverty, and gorillas give. A hardworking punishing taxes.

Let's look at a short work of director Railway Company ZSSK - Mgr. P. K. :

• 18 months 'work' as director
• reduction and vyškrtanie connections
• increase in frequencies around BA
• raise fares by up to 100 % for short distances . An average of 20 %.
• Trains run for ordinary people still have a 40 year old and dirty, scratchy


• Basic salary : 3190 Euro


• Golden Parachute : 169142 Eur


• Education: Social Work and Human Resources Management (UK Bratislava )


• never worked in a private company


• to work by car, not by train ( preaching water and drinking wine )


• ZSSK despite the money is still in a deep loss

Calculate:

1. How many States still work globally P. K.?


2. Average monthly earnings P. K. ( and net of allowance)


3. How many ordinary people paying annual taxes of 925 Eur had to nurture Kravca

How much would
4. saved state, if it behaves like a good economic and managerial contracts should write more motivation, i.e., fix 343 Eur + 0.1 ‰ from the profits ZSSK

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Correct answer:

a =  226562 €
b =  12587 €
c =  245
d =  220388 €

Step-by-step explanation:

$a=18\cdot 3190+169142=226562\text{Eur}$

$b=\frac{18\cdot 3190+169142}{18}=12587\text{Eur}$

$c=\frac{18\cdot 3190+169142}{925}\doteq 245$

$d=(18\cdot 3190+169142)-18\cdot 343=220388\text{Eur}$

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