Green light from the Council of Ministers to the derogation for fixed-term employment in schools.
Meanwhile, the students announce that they will take to the streets on 25 and 26 September.
"Today, finally, the government has given an answer to our request: it has granted an exemption for temporary recruitment in schools", said Antonio Decaro, mayor of Bari and president of Anci after the CDM.
"The rule, strongly desired by the ANCI - explained Decaro - ensures the possibility of hiring educational and auxiliary staff on a fixed-term basis as an exception to an anachronistic spending ceiling and above all inadequate to respond to the health emergency that sees the numbers almost doubled of nursery school educators and nursery school teachers. Before this derogation, the ceiling dates back to 2010 and also included school staff in the expenditure for fixed-term recruitment, which could not be higher than that incurred in 2009 " .
"A few days after the reopening - announces the Student Union - still too little has been done by the government for the reopening of the school: there is no transport, light construction work is not enough, school dropout is skyrocketing and the number of teachers is insufficient. It is not enough! For this the students will take to the streets on 25 and 26 September ".
"The school in this country will restart in disastrous conditions: there is no clear reopening plan and there are no concrete answers to years and years of funding - declares Alessandro Personè of the Student Union - The work of the ministry is still uncertain and insufficient. today the investments made do not solve the problem of missing staff and school buildings that continue to see the chicken coop classes, at a time when this also endangers our health. The insufficiency of public transport will effectively exclude students who live in marginal and disconnected areas with respect to large urban centers, or in any case to the towns where the school buildings are located ".
"The lockdown underlined how the levels of early school leaving and educational poverty are on the rise: the Recovery Fund will have to play a decisive role in guaranteeing access, free education and redesigning a new school model - adds Alessandro Personè - We want the government to meet the social partners to write together the future of public schools in the country, starting from the abrogation of the Good School "" For this reason we will be in all Italian cities on 25 September and on 26 September next to the 'Priority school' committee in Rome. we will have other possibilities to tackle the long-standing problems that affect public schools: 209 billion can be an excellent starting point for understanding how school can be done in the time of Covid, learning to work, study and socialize safely ".