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Gave $ 15 million
The owner of the Australian bus operator Ken Grenda Grenda Corporation gave a significant portion of the proceeds from the sale of the company, its employees, according to Herald Sun. More than 1,800 employees of the company in Perth, Adelaide and Melbourne received a total of 15 million ease Australian dollars (15, $ 9 million).
The average compensation amounted to 8, 5 thousand dollars, but some employees have received about 30 thousand. Some of the workers, learning about replenishing their accounts on such amounts, began to call in banks, deciding that the error occurred.
79-year-old Ken Grenda family decided to sell the company, which operates 1,300 buses, the transport operator Ventura for $ 400 million. Firm existed for 66 years. All employees after the deal to keep their jobs.
According Grenda, he wanted to reward employees for their honest work and loyalty. He added that any business is good as good as the people working in it. "A lot of people work for us in the second generation, and experience one of the boys consists of 52 years," - said the businessman.
The average compensation amounted to 8, 5 thousand dollars, but some employees have received about 30 thousand. Some of the workers, learning about replenishing their accounts on such amounts, began to call in banks, deciding that the error occurred.
79-year-old Ken Grenda family decided to sell the company, which operates 1,300 buses, the transport operator Ventura for $ 400 million. Firm existed for 66 years. All employees after the deal to keep their jobs.
According Grenda, he wanted to reward employees for their honest work and loyalty. He added that any business is good as good as the people working in it. "A lot of people work for us in the second generation, and experience one of the boys consists of 52 years," - said the businessman.
