“Three members of the board of directors, who are also executives, receive the most. They are the general director of Prague Services, Patrik Roman, the head of the road maintenance section, František Hodan, and the director of the waste-to-energy plant, Aleš Bláha,” the iRozhlas website reported. According to calculations by iRozhlas, the director of the company earns an average of 493,000 crowns a month, Hodan 477,000 crowns a month, and Bláha only a thousand less.
In 2026, the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic and the presidents of both parliamentary chambers will receive a salary of less than 309 thousand crowns gross per month. This year, the President collects approximately 383 thousand crowns per month. Ministers receive roughly 219,000 a month, and an ordinary deputy has a salary of 115,000 crowns. However, relatively high allowances are also added to the salary of politicians.
They earn significantly better than politicians in the Prague services. executives. There are eleven of them in total, including the three appointed. The remaining eight receive an average of 406,000 crowns per month. The company paid them a total of approximately 53.6 million crowns last year.
Photo: Annual report of Prague services for the year 2025, News
Salary costs for employees and management of Prague services in thousands of crowns
“The remuneration of the members of the board of directors is determined by the supervisory board, the remuneration of the members of the supervisory board is determined by the capital city council,” their spokesman Alexandr Komarnický explained to iRozhlas the principles of determining the amount of remuneration in Prague services.
Part of the company’s supervisory board demanded that the amount of remuneration be transparently stated separately for individual workers. However, the proposal of supervisory board member Eva Tylová (Pirates) did not pass. Deputy Mayor Jana Komrsková (JSME PRAHA) has been criticizing the high remuneration of CEO Roman for a long time.
Prague services are owned by the capital city of Prague and mainly procure the collection and disposal of waste, its sorting and further use or the cleaning and maintenance of roads. The company’s long-term contracts are awarded by the city of Prague. CEO Roman has been managing the company since 2004.
