At Gswb

Profits to flow into customer satisfaction

At the general meeting, the actions of Peter Rassaerts, the outgoing managing director following the many inconsistencies, are to be approved.

(Bild: Markus Tschepp (2), Krone KREATIV)

At the general meeting of Gswb - the largest local non-profit housing association owned by the state and city - the course for the future is to be set on Wednesday.

Following extensive reports in the "Krone" newspaper about the ticket scandal and the many intolerable conditions for tenants, the aim now is to increase customer and employee satisfaction. 

The money required for this is to come from Gswb itself. "An important step in this direction would be for the owners, the city and state, to waive the profit distribution for the first time this year," says ÖVP parliamentary group chairman Wolfgang Mayer. According to information from "Krone", this profit waiver has already been agreed in advance with the provincial capital. At the general meeting, the actions of Peter Rassaerts, the outgoing managing director following the many inconsistencies, are to be approved.