Italy's new government will amend labor reforms introduced by the previous government of Matteo Renzi, Labor and Industry Minister Luigi di Maio announced today.
The reform adopted in 2015 gave large companies greater opportunities for redundancies, while providing favorable, temporary tax incentives for companies that included permanent employees with new, less protected terms.
"People not only have no (job) security to get married, but they also have no (job) insurance to book somewhere to go on holiday," Di Maio, head of the 5 Star Movement, wrote in a message. on Facebook.
Di Maio was appointed Deputy Prime Minister and Head of the newly established Ministry of Labor and Industry.