Rome, December 27, 2014 – On December 24, “turning on Taranto, labor, tax delegation, INPS while shutting disputes Termini Imerese and Meridiana. #lavoltabuona, #nonsimolla”. So, on Twitter, the premier Matteo Renzi back on the measures approved by the Cabinet on the eve of Christmas.
A “chirping” which triggered a series of comments from other users of the microblogging site, which, in turn, the prime minister responded. “Actually we intervene too heavy on environmental remediation,” writes about the decree Taranto; while another complained that the reform of the electoral law , replies: “In January we are at second reading in the Senate, we have now also there #lavoltabuona”. Renzi is also know December 31 there will be a Council of Ministers : “It seems to me that we have already given on Christmas Eve.” When asked of the reform of administrative justice, in reference to the excessive length of proceedings, however confirms that “it is one of the priorities of 2015″.
At another user who encourages him to continue with the ‘ government action, says: “It shall be done! Let’s go on to head up “. As for the critics – he continued – “give up suddenly, when can no longer deny the reality ‘. For now, we get to work!”.
CGIL: READY TO NEW STRIKES – Meanwhile CGIL has announced that the Jobs Act does not intend to give up . “We will continue to struggle, to mobilize, to strike even against companies because there can not be one that cashes and one that suffers only. We will use the bargaining and the appeals court in Italy and in Europe. We will use all the tools at our disposal to overturn recessive an idea of the work, “says the leader Susanna Camusso Republic . As the hypothesis of another general strike clarifies: “We’ll see, I do not exclude anything. We will evaluate with the UIL and involve also the CISL.”
“JOBS ACT INCLUDE THE STATE” – On the Jobs Act request arrives Maurizio Sacconi : “The labor reform must also be applied to public employment,” said the president of the group in the Senate of Popular Area Ncd – UDC. “The extension of the Jobs Act to new employees of the public administration is a welcome development for an industry that needs a breakthrough in terms of efficiency and generational change”, is also the opinion of the former Minister for Public Administration, the President UDC Gianpiero D’Alia . The inclusion of the state in implementing decrees, also advocated by Senator of Sc Pietro Ichino to Corsera, was denied, however, in the evening, by the Minister of Labour Giuliano Poletti to Affaritaliani tersely: “The whole discussion on the enabling law was made on private employment and therefore does not a pply to public employment.” On the issue rages also the Secretary to the Ministry of Economy and member of Civic Choice Enrico Zanetti : “T brier frankly baffling this scramble of some ministers in denying the applicability of the Jobs Act to public employment. ” A note on which the wave of controversy could widen: certainly will be the exclusion of collective redundancies by the new rules to determine, to the resumption of parliamentary work, the focus of the battle.
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