The Labor Committee of the Senate approved the amendment of the Government introducing a permanent contract at increasing protections and opens the way to change the text on Article 18 Tuesday will arrive in classroom. Senators of the Democratic Party vote compact, but still some discontent in the party, especially on layoffs
The Board Labor says yes to the Senate delegation to the government for the Jobs Act. Senators also approve the amendment to the bill proposed by the executive and introducing permanent contract at increasing protections “on the basis of length of service.” The key novelty of the labor reform.
The amendment also opens the way for amendments to Article 18, which governs layoffs. MEP PD Alessandra Moretti calls it “actually passed by the reform, and the contract to increasing protections.” On this point, however, in spite of all the senators in the Democratic Party have voted Compact Commission, disagreements remain in the party. Former Deputy Minister of Labour calls for more Stefano Fassina guarantees on redundancies and so his alternative formula: “The idea is to return to the original proposal, since a permanent contract at increasing protections, which means not apply to the first three years of protection against unfair dismissal and introduce tax breaks from the fourth year. “
Even the president of the Democratic Party, Matthew Orfini, asked to review the contents of the Job Act:” We need major corrections ” , writes on Twitter. The former Democratic secretary Pierluigi Bersani speaks of “surreal ideas” behind the project.
The text will arrive in the House in the Senate, Tuesday or Wednesday. It will be the plenum to vote for delegates to the government that, in the event of a favorable vote, will write up the decrees.
“I’m really pleased with the approval of the delegation, which arrived in the conclusion of a positive and effective work done by the Labour Commission of the Senate” – says Labour Minister Giuliano Poletti. “The positive work of the Commission – concluded Poletti – now allows the transition to the debate in the Chamber on schedule.”
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