"I know the numbers. As you know, we have already hired 800 new labor inspectors last year. Evidently it's not enough, we talked about it this morning in the Council of Ministers to prepare the rules that will arrive on Monday".
Thus Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni speaking with representatives of the CGIL in Cagliari, underlining that safety at work is not an issue on which "to divide but on which we should all try to work together".
The representatives of the CGIL of Sardinia and of Cagliari from the construction sector awaited the Prime Minister and leader of FdI with a banner 'No more deaths at work' at the gates of the capital's trade fair, site of the centre-right rally for the closing of the electoral campaign for the Regionals in Sardinia.
"There is a proposal, among other things on the initiative of FdI, to bring the topic of safety at work into schools, to add an hour to teach it at school, which should be approved in the next few days - added Meloni -. If there are others proposals on this topic are absolutely available".
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