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The Ongoing Audit at the Ministry of Environment Has Brought the First Findings Regarding Remuneration

The ongoing internal audit at the Ministry of the Environment has brought the first serious findings. The Ministry of the Environment itself has announced this. Two employees who worked in close proximity to the former Minister of the Environment and current non-attached member of parliament Tomáš Taraba have received...
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An internal audit at the Ministry of Environment has revealed that two employees close to Tomáš Taraba received individual bonuses exceeding 100,000 euros. The ministry is calling this a serious failure.

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Learn the results of the audit at the Ministry of Environment. Find out why Taraba paid out millions in bonuses and how he justifies these generous bonuses.

Former Minister of the Environment and current non-attached member of the National Council of the Slovak Republic, Tomáš Taraba, declares that he managed the environment ministry very well. According to him, he gave rewards to employees who deserved them.

BRATISLAVA - The ongoing internal audit at the Ministry of the Environment (MoE) of the Slovak Republic has brought the first serious findings. The Ministry of the Environment itself has announced this. According to the findings so far, two employees who worked in close proximity to the former Minister of the Environment and current non-attached member of parliament Tomáš Taraba received individual bonuses each in the total amount of more than 1…

The ongoing internal audit at the Ministry of the Environment has brought the first serious findings. The Ministry of the Environment itself has announced this. Two employees who worked in close proximity to the former Minister of the Environment and current non-attached member of parliament Tomáš Taraba have received...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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