The current wording in the Impuls Miasta programme concerns senior positions. We do not know how to classify the position of specialist for artistic affairs with the salary of a deputy director. Is it a senior or a junior position?
Impuls Miasta was the only committee to raise the issue of not employing councillors in institutions subordinate to the city so strongly. In Impuls’s view, such situations create dysfunction and incapacitate councillors, who are not councillors representing residents but the president.
In the position she holds at BOK-MCC, Iwona Bojko is indirectly subordinate to the president. As an employee of a municipal institution, will she implement the programme of the president, her superior, or the programme of the movement from which she ran and which opposes practically all of Piotr Roman’s ideas?
We asked Iwona Bojko about this. She replied that the Impuls programme referred to people holding managerial and directorial positions, and that she was neither a manager nor a director.
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