(ANSA) - ROME, APRIL 12 - First negative judgments from the trade unions, after the launch of the Economic and Financial Document.
"We are waiting to know the official text of the Def approved by the Council of Ministers. From the news it seems to us that the system is still insufficient to face the many challenges and dossiers that we have opened", affirms the general secretary of the CISL, Luigi Sbarra.
Well, however, "an investment of three billion aimed at reducing the tax wedge. It is a claim that we have been advancing as unions for some time. The hope that these resources go to support wages, salaries and cut the wedge on the labor component", remarked Sbarra.
Even the secretary general of Uil, Pierpaolo Bombardieri, underlines that "as soon as they are made available we will read the texts carefully, but - he says - at the moment all the reasons for our qualification remain confirmed".
In addition, "we will verify, in detail, what the three billion planned for the cut in the tax wedge mean and what concrete impact they will have on wages".
Then, he continues, in the Def "there would be no resources for the tax reform, which we continue to demand for a structural reduction in taxes on employees and pensioners. No response is given on the pensions and welfare chapter".
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