The mayor and the heads of Sarajevo municipalities have hired 20 advisors over the past 14 months, even though these posts had been abolished. Nearly half a million KM has been spent paying them.
Fikret Abdić appointed advisors to two offices they should not hold at the same time. It’s against the law, but no one is getting punished.
BH Telecom management voided a job ad and bent rules in order to hire from a stable of candidates already selected by the governing parties to fill top positions in the company.
A commission set up to investigate allegations of Dragan Čović’s conflict of interest has not convened twice because of failure to assemble a quorum.
Salko Kamerić from Kalesija managed to liquidate his firm without paying a tax debt of 1.5 million KM. He pulled this off because of some lucky stalling by a department at the Indirect Taxation Administration headed by his cousin.
Sarajevo public companies are often managed by political party members whose background and work experience don’t match at all with the companies’ business.
The Republika Srpska has no hard and fast rules for awarding post-term severance, so this allowance is used also by officials who have other income.
After he filled out incorrect information on his travel orders, legislator Jasenko Tufekčić collected fuel and per diems from the FBiH Parliament’s House of Peoples for official trips to Sarajevo.
The office of the Public Administration Reform Coordinator has spent 8.5 million KM to improve its administration. BiH still has the most inefficient public administration in all of Europe.
Funkcioneri formalno skraćuju svoje radno vrijeme u institucijama kako bi mogli predavati na fakultetima. Takav angažman im omogućava dodatnu zaradu, napredovanje u akademskim zvanjima te mogućnost da zadrže posao predavača i nakon isteka mandata.
Five advisors to Lidija Bradara, chairwoman of the House of Peoples in the Federation of BiH Parliament, are ineligible by law for those posts. The FBiH taxpayers spent on them more than 306,000 KM over two and half years.
Over two and half years, legislators from the FBiH Parliament have collected more than 825,000 KM in accommodation, living-away-from-home and transport allowances. Most of them have taken advantage of the loopholes in regulations.
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