(ANSA) - ROME, FEBRUARY 17 - "With the block on the transfer of credits and the discount on invoices for construction bonuses, around one hundred thousand jobs will be lost in private construction and many companies will close".
This was stated by the general secretary of Fillea, the CGIL construction union, Alessandro Genovesi, according to whom "this is an unprecedented attack by the government on the most serious companies, on workers in the sector and on families most in difficulty. If he does not retrace his steps and open a discussion table, we will put in place all the necessary mobilization actions, including the general strike of the entire construction chain".
Also worried is the reaction of Abi and Ance, who appreciate the clarifications of the superbonus decree issued yesterday by the government on liability, which allows the transfer of credits to be restarted but ask for a "timely measure" that allows "immediately banks to expand their purchasing capacity using a part of the tax debts collected with the F24, offsetting them with credits from building bonuses sold by companies and acquired by banks".
In fact, the two associations underline that the timing of the restart of these purchases and sales are not compatible with the liquidity crisis of the many companies that are unable to transfer their tax credits".
Meanwhile, concern is growing for the areas affected by the earthquake.
"The consequences will also be negative for the regeneration of the areas affected by the earthquake", warns the president of Confapi Aniem, Rocco Di Giuseppe.
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