Tegucigalpa.
New year and new salary … at least for the managers of the company involved National Electricity Company (Enee), this was denounced on Wednesday by a leader of the Workers’ Union of the National Electricity Company (Stenee).
Sue Ellen Gonzales, president of Stee’s number one section, said the directors received several selective increases of up to 50,000 lempiras; He also regretted that several employees request one Salary adjustment and they are denied this because “there is no money.”
“We regret the selective increase granted by the chairman of the Audit Committee (Rolando Leán Bú) for 50,000 lempiras and call for an inquiry for the other auditors,” Gonzales said.
The union member said the increase was retroactive from August 2020, the same month that Rolando Leán Bú was sworn in as chairman of Enee’s supervisory board.
“How is it possible that this man is six months old and raises 50 thousand lempirashe asked.
At Gonzales’ discretion, selective growth is “gross” for Enee’s employees and the Honduran people in general, who are still plagued by the economic crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
According to Stenee, the last salary increase received by the employees of the state electricity company was in 2013.
The new Commissioner Chairman of the Audit Committee of the National Electricity Company (Enee), Rolando Leán Bú, was inaugurated on August 25 by the private secretary of the presidency, Ricardo Cardona.
Leán Bu He replaced the Minister of Revenue Service (Sar), Miriam Guzmán, who resigned as controller of Enee, which also consists of Yanuario Hernández and Gabriel Perdomo.