While the meeting in Palazzo Chigi between the government and the unions is taking place, at Che tempo che fa, on Rai3, we talk about work and May 1st. Conductor Fabio Fazio asks Annalisa Cuzzocrea, from La Stampa, for a comment. The prime minister and her executive are always on display. “The May 1st strategy seems clear to me – said the journalist, deputy editor of the Turin newspaper – the Prime Minister wants to obscure what tomorrow’s party will be, but also tomorrow’s protest of the unions in relation to labor measures that this government wants to implement”.
Shortly before, the question and answer took place between CGIL general secretary Maurizio Landini and Meloni. “I consider it a bit of arrogance and offense to workers to call a Council of Ministers on Labor Day. I want to say this very directly,” said the union leader. “I would like to remind Landini’s secretary that on the 1st of May there are many people who work, from waiters to doctors, from law enforcement to technicians, who allow the show to take place in Piazza San Giovanni – Meloni pointed out – If Landini really thinks that it is harmful to work on May 1st, so the triple concert should be organized on another day. We think not and we respect the triple initiative, just as we ask for respect for our work”.
Source: IL Tempo
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