Tax money waste in Vienna: Scandal for bonuses at Urban Innovation!

Tax money waste in Vienna: Scandal for bonuses at Urban Innovation!

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - The current report by the City tariff courtyard for Urban Innovation Vienna GmbH (UIV) causes excitement and illuminates grievances in the city administration. The high and opaque premium payments to the employees of this urban facility are particularly alarming. According to the FPÖ-Vienna economic spokesman Udo Guggenbichler, the financial mismanagement that is hidden behind these bonus payments is not acceptable. "It cannot be that a company close to the city, which is financed almost exclusively by taxpayers, makes such payments without clear guidelines or transparent justifications," he said, and emphasized the ignorance of the interests of taxpayers.

The city tariff in its report also pointed out the defective provision formation for bonuses and called for a comprehensive review. In addition, the report criticizes the non -transparent presentation of effort positions and criticizes inconsistent control by the city government about its city -related companies. According to the Stadtreschungshof, the growing dependence of the UIV on urban orders is another problem, since the company continues to pay excessive bonuses. These practices are a shame for the use of the Viennese tax funds and must be stopped immediately, Guggenbichler continues. In addition to the bonuses, the FPÖ also calls for the disclosure of all premium payments in recent years as well as profound reforms of bonus policy in urban companies.

urgent reform requirement

The city tariff, which has been an independent control device since 1920, has the task of examining the use of tax funds in Vienna. In his reports, he recommends measures to improve transparency and to ensure that the public funds are actually used for the good of the population. "We will not allow the hard -earned taxpayers of the Viennese population to seep into non -transparent bonus payments," concludes Guggenbichler. Such abuses must finally have consequences to restore the trust of the citizens in the city administration, as can be seen on the website of the city tariff.