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Replacing the only one
The global rise in oil prices has been linked to an increase in local "greed," as the government decided to raise the "transport allowance" to equal five liters of gasoline per day. This measure was intended to reduce transportation costs for citizens who are under significant pressure, especially with rising fuel prices. While the decision temporarily improved employees' perception of transportation expenses on paper, many have had to give up their cars and revert to walking. As a result, requesting a "shoe allowance" has become the only practical solution that reflects their reality, since their expenses have grown beyond what they can benefit from.
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