The Ministry of Economic Development failed the presidential order to bind the remuneration of top managers of state-owned companies to performance indicators

The government was not recognized as fully fulfilled by the president’s order to bind the remuneration of top managers of state-owned companies to fulfill the KPI. The Ministry of Economic Development received the task of making appropriate changes to the legislation, reports RBC .

The government recognized as insufficiently the execution of the presidential order of six years ago, according to the approval of the Russian state -owned companies, key performance indicators (Key Performance Indicators, KPI) to evaluate the work of their leadership. In particular, 43 managers of state -owned enterprises were supposed to be held accountable for the KPI confrontation, but the relevant decisions were not made. Information about this is contained in a letter from the deputy head of the government of the government Anatoly Kiriyenko, sent to the prime minister.

In 2013, Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed the government to ensure the adoption of key performance indicators. The achievement of the KPI should be taken into account when determining the salary of the management of state -owned companies and the adoption of personnel decisions. The government was to fulfill the order by January 1, 2015.

In July 2013, Dmitry Medvedev instructed the Ministry of Economic Development to submit reports on the progress of the execution of the head of state on the KPI state -owned company on the implementation of the execution of the order of the head of state. However, as stated in a letter, a regulatory legal act fixing the KPI status was not established, and the draft government order to improve the system of application of target indicators to strengthen management incentives to increase efficiency and achieve the long -term goals of companies was not adopted. In addition, the Ministry of Economic Development did not analyze the effectiveness of the use of KPI, and did not hold the heads of 24 joint -stock companies and 19 FSUE, who did not provide the KPIs. What organizations are meant in the letter is not disclosed.

According to the results of the consideration of the letter, Dmitry Medvedev instructed the Ministry of Economic Development to introduce into the draft concept of the law "On state and municipal property" a section on the management of shares of joint -stock companies, in which the KPI status should be assessed to evaluate the work of the leadership. The execution period was set until October 15, 2019. The Government of the Government also instructed to analyze the relationship between the amounts of remuneration or depreciation of the management of state -owned companies and the results of the achievement of the planned values ​​of the KPI and the personnel decisions and the personnel decisions. The corresponding analysis should be sent to the government once every six months.

In addition, it is known that state-owned companies can still make decisions on the payment of remuneration to top managers at their discretion. This is due to the blur of the formulations in the methodological instructions and the preserved ability to justify certain payments without a clear reference to the reached KPI values.

According to experts, the KPI system exists in all state-owned companies , but most of them prefer not to disclose information about the remunerations of specific top managers. Therefore, it is almost impossible to establish KPI and the relationship between them and the income of the leadership.