The Association of Retirees from INA has requested the Government to publish a list of employees of the INA group based on which the maximum package of 18 privileged shares that an employee who has spent more than a year in INA can purchase was determined.
The Law on INA stipulates the sale of a maximum of 700,000 shares to employees under special conditions, and the basis for such calculation was a list of about 45,000 employees, which the Association considers to be “unverified and obviously inflated.” Therefore, they are requesting the Government to publish the list of employees in an open letter, and the Association will, as stated in the statement, immediately determine how many of them are deceased.
The Association states that about 10,000 former employees submitted the requested documentation in response to two public calls from INA, and that approximately 16,000 current employees should be added to this, resulting in a total of 26,000 registered employees with the right to purchase shares. The Association assumes that around 5,000 former employees have not registered so far due to illness or lack of information. They also request that the Government explain on what criteria about 8,000 “transient” employees, who spent less than a full year in INA, were rewarded with the right to purchase eight shares.
