After Recommendation for Dismissal of UKC Niš Director Zoran Perišić: "Why Did the Anti-Corruption Agency See the Light Revolutionarily After Four Years?"
The Anti-Corruption Agency has recommended the dismissal of the acting director of the University Clinical Center in Niš, Dr. Zoran Perišić, because four years ago he promoted his wife, and five years ago he hired his brother-in-law at the health institution.
TL;DR
- The Anti-Corruption Agency recommended the dismissal of Dr. Zoran Perišić, acting director of UKC Niš, due to conflict of interest.
- Perišić is accused of promoting his wife and hiring his brother-in-law without reporting it to the agency.
- His wife's position was improved with a promotion to chief nurse, and his brother-in-law's employment status was repeatedly improved, leading to salary increases.
- Critics, like Dr. Dragan Milić, question the timing of the agency's decision after a four-year delay and suggest political influence.
- Perišić's brother-in-law was previously arrested in connection with a drug cultivation laboratory.
- The Ministry of Health will make the final decision on Perišić's dismissal, and Perišić can appeal the agency's recommendation.