On the decree of dignity "in truth I received great criticism from organizations representing large industries. Small and medium-sized businesses know that we are working to reduce bureaucracy and make payrolls less burdensome for them. We removed the split payment and deactivated the profitometer, a fire that was burning under the ashes. There is a constant dialogue. Who does not exploit young and old workers from us has nothing to fear. On the other hand it is essential to reduce precariousness. And I can not accept the blackmail of those who say: either you let us take advantage of the boys or we do not hire them ".
These are the words released by Luigi di Di Maio, Minister of Labor, during an interview with "La Stampa" to respond to the criticisms of the decree of dignity.
Di Maio, speaking of precariousness, added that "Insecurity is a disaster even for companies, because if there are no customers, production stops. But what we will do for them will be clearer in the budget law, when we reduce the cost of labor ".
The Minister of Labor in the interview also addressed the question of the tax wedge specifying that it will be applied selectively for areas of competence explaining the methods of implementation. "We will start with the sectors that we consider strategic. For example those that deal with Made in Italy, new technologies, culture and tourism ".
Di Maio then replied to those who consider the procedure a "populist decree", explaining that "if it means that it has the objective of protecting people, it certainly is. We put human beings back in the middle. The caste was concerned with protecting the gambling careless of the collapse of families and we said enough. And we have said that it is sufficient even for the delocalisations financed by the State. At the Ministry I found a fund of over two hundred million for those who threatened to relocate. Madness ".
The minister then replies Tito Boeri, president of INPS who in the report presented to the Chambers stressed the importance of migrants on Italian territory "With youth unemployment at 30%, it seems complicated to me that immigration is necessary. And it does not matter if we are not facing an invasion right now. True, there is a difference between perception and numbers, but that perception can no longer be ignored, because it shows that the phenomenon is out of control. And it is because it has been badly managed. We will put things right here too ". Boer's term "expires in 2019. And on many things we have a common vision. I think about annuities and golden pensions. But INPS must do INPS and leave it to us to do politics ".