US EditionTrain Company Was Fired by the Minister - Now He's Giving Them a Bonus
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If one of GoCollective's trains has been canceled 72 hours in advance, it does not affect the company's ability to receive a bonus for punctuality.
Viborg: In September, the train company Gocollective was handed a dismissal notice by the Minister of Transport.
GoCollective, which was fired in September by the Minister of Transport and the conciliation group behind the Infrastructure Plan for 2035, is now receiving a bonus from the same minister for a “strong end to 2025”. The train operator writes this in a press release. The year ended with a punctuality of 97.4 percent in December, and that is enough for it to pay a bonus. GoCollective informs TV 2 Fyn that the bonus is 160,000 kroner. “We are proud…
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