The Council of Ministers has approved the work decree.
As regards "fixed-term contracts, what I have read is not what you will find in the standard because the objective was certainly not to make the use of these tools more precarious but to make it easier to interpret a standard which right now it has application difficulties," said Labor Minister
Marina Elvira Calderone
at the end of the CDM.
"This is a legislature government, ours are not spot interventions, they have a vision", added Calderone to those who ask her about the criticisms advanced on the fact that the labor provision is without a vision.
"We have approved the work package - added the minister - On a day dedicated to the government and workers, the government has also introduced important measures to support families with an intervention on the contribution wedge and then there is an intervention announced some time ago which is the introduction of the new social inclusion tool, the inclusion check".
"I think it is a wide-ranging intervention, it is a path that must allow us to accompany those who want to work", he added.
"Approved by the Council of Ministers on #May 1st: increases from 80 to 100 euros per month in paychecks until December. From the left and from the NO unions the usual controversies and the usual marches (with puppets, insults and burned flags), from the Lega and from the center-right to the government tax cuts and salary increases for millions of workers": so on Twitter the Minister of Transport and leader of the League Matteo Salvini.
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The May 1st decree, cutting the wedge up to 7 points - Economy
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The cut of the wedge from July to December, 100 euros more
"Around 4 billion are allocated, in the period between 1 July and 31 December 2023 (without further effects on the thirteenth salary), to increase the 4 percentage point cut in the tax wedge for employees compared to what is already provided for in the law balance".
The Ministry of the Economy made it known in a note, specifying that the tax relief, all for the benefit of workers, is therefore raised from 3% to 7% for incomes up to 25 thousand euros while it is raised from 2% to 6% for incomes up to 35 thousand.
The increase in payroll is estimated, between July and December, up to 100 euros per month on average.