Confidentiality Spores in Pension Homes, to the Attention of the Court of Auditors.
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The Court of Auditors has found that some territorial pension houses have paid privacy charges that were not provided for by the legislation on payroll from public funds. However, the employees' union claims that the rights were granted on the basis of court decisions and not by discretionary decisions.
After the audit of the Court of Auditors at the National Public Pensions House (CNPP) a new mark of disagreement emerges, beyond the wrongly recalculated pensions. Specifically, the increases in confidentiality granted to employees of territorial pension homes were not granted according to the legislation in force. Thus, the auditors consider that certain amounts were paid without [...]
While the Court of Auditors verifies the legality of confidentiality increases, trade unionists defend themselves and say that payments are covered by final court rulings, not being about decisions made "with dedication"
The confidentiality bonuses granted to some employees of territorial pension funds have come to the attention of the Court of Auditors. However, the employees' union claims that they were granted based on court decisions and that their payment was not a discretionary decision.
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