While postmen in Serbia earn about 55,000 dinars per month, much less than the national average, the Serbian Post Office executives get three average national salaries a month at least, while the CEO of the Post Office, Zoran Djordjević, who is also one of the founders of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), has a six-figure salary.
One of the five executive directors of the Serbian Post Office is Vladimir Dimitrijević, who is known also as the president of the Republic Election Commission (REC). As the president of the REC, he receives 39,000 dinars per month, but in previous years he received 292,500 dinars each month for conducting referendums and elections. He earns 220,000 dinars per month at the Post Office. Dimitrijević is also an SNS member and a member of the Assembly of Shareholders of Nikola Tesla Airport for which he receives 106,000 dinars a month.
Dragan Đorđević, another prominent member of the SNS and a member of the Niš City Assembly, is another executive director of the Serbian Post Office. Also, in June 2021, he was appointed the Director of the Niš Post Office and in the past, held the position of the Vice President of the Serbian Football Association. The information on his income is not publicly available.
Other executives of the Serbian Post Office include Katarina Šušić, who also works as executive director of the Skijališta Srbije public enterprise, and Biljana Ćeranić. The latter gets 65,218 dinars from the Serbian Post Office as a member of its Supervisory Board, in addition to 132,000 dinars for her work at the Serbian Tax Administration.
Miodrag Grdinić, another member of the Serbian Post Office’s Supervisory Board, gets 59,000 per month for this position, another 10,000 dinars as an MP of the Belgrade City Assembly (as an SNS candidate) and 78,095 dinars in pension.
(Nova, 13.11.2023)
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