“The government does not point to a decree by the new rules on the labor market by 8 October, but the approval of the enabling law by the Senate by that date”
Speaking to the transmission of Maurizio Belpietro, Filippo Taddei, responsible economy Democrats, said: “The government does not point to a decree by the new rules on the labor market by 8 October, but approval the enabling law by the Senate by that date, which would be a signal to the EU. ”
“You are impatient – said Taddei Belpietro who asked if there is an incoming decree – before you get to a decree, we try to make an argument neat. We have a delegation that is a comprehensive reform of the labor market, while trying to trivialize everything in a derby ‘yes’ or ‘no’ in Article 18 as if it were the problem. My goal is to facilitate a prompt application of the delegation which also was approved yesterday by the Senate Committee. understand that in Italian politics rambling everyone should boast a huge success. But for me there is only one success, to a reform that changes the social safety nets, training of workers. ”
At the insistence of Belpietro imminence of October 8, Taddei replied: “No one thinks to approve the enabling law within 8 October, but to give a signal of clarity. We have a system of two chambers. The Senate committee has dismissed the delegation, which on Tuesday comes in the classroom, and we think it is possible a discussion orderly, serious, deep, involving the Democratic Party and all the others in order to get approval by October 8 in the Senate. ”
“This is a signal: do not think of the Senate-House-Senate by 8 October. Okay go fast but this would be Speedy Gonzales.”
Finally Taddei has defended the contents of the proxy: it “provides for an agreement aimed at increasing protections for all new contracts. Means to extend protection in terms of monetary compensation to those who lose their jobs today. Means to extend . Today we have workers who are fired individually they receive little or nothing. workers to these we now want to offer a rather different context. “
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