Staff Reporter Karachi
The United Business Group (UBG) on Saturday alleged FPCCI leadership for violating merit and appointing blue-eyed on hefty salaries which have pushed Apex Chamber under financial stress.
The resources of FPCCI should not be wasted otherwise, this leading representative body of the business community may go bankrupt soon, it said.
Secretary Information of UBG and former Vice President FPCCI Mirza Ikhtiar Baig said in a statement issued here that the Businessmen Panel is pleasing its elected and non-elected members wasting millions.
One of the elected leaders of FPCCI has appointed two Additional Secretary Generals for Karachi and Lahore office against a monthly salary of nine hundred thousand rupees with fringe benefits.
Similarly, another leader got his relative appointed as Manager Marketing on a salary package of one hundred and fifty thousand rupees while thirteen more have been appointed in different departments violating merit, seniority, and HR rules, he informed.
He informed that some senior officials have been fired without any justification while the seniority of others have been disturbed to favour cronies resulting in frustration.
The steps of the FPCCI leaders has resulted in in a great deal of frustration, disappointment, and suffocation among the staff of the Apex Chamber and it has pushed up the salary graph to almost to Rs10 million per month.
On the other hand, he said, while the expanses are skyrocketing, the finances of FPCCI are shrinking due to mismanagement which may leave this institution bankrupt if an immediate intervention was ignored by the authorities.
He said that the ruling group in FPCCI has resorted to oblige non-elected members by allocating them an office in the FPCCI capital office illegal and sheer violation of rules which is an exploitation of all the resources including the human resources.
Leadership only believed in making money by hook or by crook. He said that Federal government besides, completing the mega projects would now initiate more such projects in Karachi and other districts of Sindh and would not leave people of the province in lurch.
