STB Wants to Charge 66% for Public Transport Charges. Pensioners with Revenues over 3,000 Lei Would Stay Free of Charge
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The STB administrator, a company in insolvency due to debts, detailed, on Friday, in a press conference, the financial situation of the company and the proposals it has for reducing expenses. "The financial situation of the STB, accumulated in several years, is very, very bad and we try as by what we do at this time and what we ...
وروالالالالالال عبر Cedarnews.net. لمابعة المبيد من البار والبارير العرية علارونا موعنا. On the other hand, he said that STB has an oversized and overpaid staff structure. Another indication of the source: It is a family society. وم نبر عبر عبر موةع Cedarnews الباري. لابالالالالاع علة مبيد مابار الالااااالاااالااااااالاااااااااااااااااا .
The Mayor of the Capital, Ciprian Ciucu, said on Friday, asked how he will treat the elimination of travel facilities for pensioners, employees of the City of the Capital, that he will do it with great seriousness, showing that, as far as the various gratuities are concerned, they will be fair, that is not to say they will be recognizable. The Mayor has drawn attention that in Bucharest it works and is in direct competition with the STB Uber thr…
The Mayor General of the Capital, Ciprian Ciucu, said, Friday, in a press conference, that he will agree to an increase in the rate of the STB, only after it will start a significant restructuring of the...
The Bucharest Transport Company (STB) is in insolvency, and bankruptcy can only be avoided by harsh and unpopular measures. Among them: the dismissal of about 800 employees, the abolition of more than 900 posts and the increase of the fare on travel tickets. Article Travel tickets are expensive in Bucharest. Most pensioners will no longer be able to travel free of charge by means of public transport appears first on Romania TV.
Tickets with the bus, tram or trolley bus in the capital could be expensive. Rates could increase by 66 percent, according to a proposal by STB, the company in insolvency. In addition, pensioners with large income will no longer benefit from gratuities.
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