The CGIL union has established a committee tasked with collecting signatures in support of a citizen’s initiative draft law that completely rewrites Italy’s Labor Code and that sees itself as an alternative to reforms made over recent years. Its “Charter for universal labor rights”, is the foundation stone of this draft law that is currently out to consultation by the union’s member. The draft law sets universal rights for all workers (including independent and unstable workers) ranging from fair pay to health and safety protection including freedom of expression, life-long training, and a prohibition on remote monitoring.
“Dignity, Freedom, and Democracy” at work. Thus are the goals of the CGIL led citizen’s initiative draft law based on its “Charter for universal labor rights”, which sets out, in 97 separate articles, a completely overhaul of Italy’s social rights. On 07 March the CGIL established a committee to gather signatures supporting the draft law at the court of Cassation (which is the first stage of the procedure). On 19 March the exceptional consultation process on the Charter by the CGIL members wil
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