Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
Following the formalization of the salary increase that the authorities of the Central Bank of Honduras, BCH, will receive starting this month, the directors of the entity jthey checked the growth arguing that it is based on the law and the goals achieved in recent years.
The head of the institution, Wilfredo Cerrato, accumulate 269,541 lempiras monthly. Directors perceive 251,422. By a statement, after disclosure, BCH indicated that the relationship between employees and the institution is governed by the current collective bargaining, which are protected by international treaties, the Labor Code and the Constitution of the Republic.
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The highest hierarchies of the state institution received increases between 13,000 and 16,000 lempiras per month. The President, on the other hand, 16,725 net lempiras. The Central Bank of Honduras is the main bank of the Republic of Honduras and therefore bears the monetary responsibility of the country and its institutions.
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“Staff salaries are related to seniority (most with more than 20 years of career), achievement of defined objectives, academic training and the functions they perform within the institution,” they say in the publication.
The report also details managerial and administrative positions and monthly salaries: compliance analyst (114,865), special analyst (121,135), management consultant (105,019), executive assistant (100,426), director (251,422) and President (269,541).
In addition, in the statement, the authorities of Central Bank of Honduras They explained that, for reasons of transparency, the Bank’s information portal remains up to date. “This shows our good practices and recognition of the relevance of citizen oversight,” the report said.
Finally, BCH stressed that the increases respond to the achievements, the academic training of managers and their role in the gear of the state banking institution.