SSH managers' 50% higher pay upsets coalition parties
Ljubljana, 12 May - A decision by the supervisors of the Slovenian Sovereign Holding (SSH) to raise pay for the two-member management board by almost 50% has upset all three government coalition parties, which want the government as the SSH assembly to limit it. They also see it as totally inappropriate as the government and public sector are in talks on better pay.
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