Mangers at Tarom received average gross pay of EUR16,622/month in the first quarter, and were followed by managers at railway operator CFR SA (EUR14,570), postal operator Posta Romana (EUR12,834) and ROMATSA (EUR12,079).
The list also includes energy unit Complexul Energetic Oltenia (EUR6,592), freight railway carrier CFR Marfa (EUR6,341), natural gas transporter Transgaz (EUR6,190), energy distributor Electrica Distributie Muntenia Nord (EUR5,284), drug maker Antibiotice SA (EUR4,454), Complexul Energetic Hunedoara (EUR4,454), power grid oerator Transelectrica (EUR4,416) and Electrica Furnizare (EUR4,303).
The state companies that offered managers average gross pay lower than EUR4,000 per month include mining company Societatea Nationala a Huilei (EUR3,397) and natural gas producer Romgaz (EUR2,944).
Data regarding the monthly average gross pay of managers at nuclear power company Nuclearelectrica and passenger railway carrier CFR Calatori in the first quarter are not available.
Prime Minister Victor Ponta said Wednesday the government would cap the monthly pay of state-owned company executives at six average gross wages in the field the company is present and bonuses would be granted considering performance.
The monthly average gross wage is about EUR1,000 depending on areas of activity, the prime minister added.
People close to the matter told Mediafax Tuesday the remuneration committee of Nuclearelectrica proposed that the company’s executives, including the general manager, receive monthly pay ranging between 62,400 lei (EUR14,200) and RON76,800 (EUR17,500).
Also, a document presented by the Government Wednesday showed that state company managers make between 11,250 lei (about EUR2,600) and RON66,642 per month, and executive board members earn RON132 to RON33,000 monthly.