Green pass to work, mounts the protest of the unions

As was foreseeable

, perhaps with the intention of spurring the government to more restrictive measures in terms of preventing infections in the workplace, finds renewed opposition from the trade unions.

Next to them is also the President of the Chamber, Roberto Fico, who says he is against the proposal filtered yesterday by the industrialists while reserves also come from another of the trade associations, Coldiretti,

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In any case, the issue remains divisive at the moment, such as the vaccination obligation of other categories of workers, starting with teachers and school staff where the wait for the last few days should be used to convince operators in the sector before considering a further squeeze. The CGIL intervenes with its secretary general, Maurizio Landini, underlining that Confindustria cannot decide on issues left to the sole responsibility of the Executive. "

, comments the leader of Corso d'Italia on the proposal on the mandatory Green pass in the workplace. Then he explains: "In this pandemic year, workers have always gone to the factory safely, respecting the protocols and the rules of distancing.

". Landini adds:" Certainly, this type of choice can only be made by the government. "For the CISL," the role of the social partners is to promote vaccination in a responsible manner in everyone. the workplaces and companies that have made themselves available to set up additional vaccination hubs to those of public health, as we signed on 6 April together with Confindustria and other business associations to protect collective health and that of workers.

and in any case it is a discriminatory method of control that cannot be imposed on companies with a circular. "