This morning the State Police executed in Piacenza and in the provinces of Milan, Pavia, Cremona, Catania, Messina and Trapani, as well as in Sweden and Bulgaria, a decree of seizure of assets issued, pursuant to anti-mafia legislation, by the Court - Prevention Measures Section of Bologna, based on a proposal formulated by the Police Commissioner of the province […]
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Five foreign members of the alleged association arrested. Dozens of foreigners have been recruited to work on various farms and in the vineyards of well-known wineries in the province of Cagliari. At dawn today, the State Police dismantled an alleged criminal association that recruited foreign citizens guests of the Extraordinary Reception Center of Monastir (CA), [...]
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Yes of the CGIA to the minimum wage by law, provided it is measured by the TEC If the minimum wage of 9 euros gross per hour were introduced by law, according to the CGIA there could be a serious danger of seeing irregular work increase in the country, in particular in sectors where currently the minimum wages are much lower [...]
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Contrasting the "black" also increases the minimum wage The army of undeclared workers present in Italy knows no crisis. According to the latest available data referring to the beginning of 2020, there were 3,2 million irregular workers in Italy. In absolute terms, the North is the area of the country with the highest number of irregular workers equal to [...]
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It is now a slow agony that the world of self-employment is experiencing. The economic effects caused by Covid have been very heavy. From February 2020, the month preceding the advent of the pandemic, to March of this year, the latest survey carried out by Istat, self-employed workers have decreased by 215 thousand units. If 2 years ago they were [...]
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Illegal work in Italy “produces” 77,8 billion euros of added value. A social and economic scourge, underlines the CGIA Studies Office, which, on a regional basis, has very different levels. Lombardy, for example, although it has over 504 thousand workers employed illegally, is the territory least affected by this sad phenomenon: the [...]
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Following the heavy economic crisis in progress, the army of illegal workers present in Italy is booming. In the last year, recalls the CGIA Studies Office, the pandemic crisis has caused a loss of about 450 jobs. With the closures imposed in recent weeks, many of these unemployed have [...]
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The crisis caused by the health emergency could “explode” the army of illegal workers and illegal workers present in Italy. According to Istat forecasts, in fact, by the end of this year about 3,6 million employees risk losing their jobs. Hoping that the size of the number of people expelled from the labor market will be decidedly [...]
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