Italy: the CGIL fears that the bill on labor relations’ litigations questions the reemployment obligation for workers unlawfully dismissed

According to the CGIL, bill 1441 - currently under discussion at the House of Representatives - is aimed at weakening article 18 of the status of workers which imposes the reemployment of workers dismissed without a fair cause. This article was already almost repealed eight years ago, without success because of the major union reaction. (Ref. 080789)
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Related to decree-law No. 112/08 (see our dispatch No. 080602), the fourth part of bill 1441, currently under discussion at the Parliament, delegates powers to the government to step in regarding work hardness, reorganization of the structures answering to the Ministry of Labor, measures against concealed work, labor law in the public service and labor litigations. For the government, it is a simplification measures which, “in addition to favoring entrepreneurs, will have positive consequences

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