Government employees retire from the board of directors and senior management of Khosolati companies In its latest review, the Court of Accounts evaluated the appointment of managers in the subsidiaries and branches of the pension funds and announced the identification of cases that do not meet the legal requirements for management positions.
According to the Khabarpuri channel, one of the most important findings in this report is related to the presence of government employees in the management of the investigated companies. According to the announcement of the Court of Accounts, 57 government employees registered in the Pekana system, contrary to the law that prohibits holding more than one position, work as CEOs or as board members of these companies.
This issue is important since the guidelines for the training of managers of subsidiaries and related companies of pension funds stated that there is no legal impediment to fill a managerial position, including the restrictions established by law on the prohibition of holding more than one position, among the conditions for the qualification of managers.