INPS, minimum income to over 55. Boeri: “In June the proposal”. Crolla … – Quotidiano.net

April 20, 2015

The announcement of President Tito Boeri. “The transfer will be low and will not expose to the risk of not get in search of a job.” Generally, only 10% found a new job. Poletti: “Interesting proposal”. The INPS authorized in March 61.6 million hours of layoffs with a decrease of 43.8% over March 2014 and 5.9% on February 2015. Skepticism CGIL: “The decline was mainly affected by the collapse of the exception because of lack of funds (-91.2%) “

Milan, April 20, 2015 – The INPS will present “in June” a proposal to introduce “a guaranteed minimum income for people between 55 and 65 years” . He said the president Tito Boeri. “I do not think that giving them a transfer, which will be low – say – exposes them to the risk of not get in search of a job.” These are people who “hardly find a new job (only 10%).”

The choice is based on a finding alarming: the recession in Italy has generated poverty. This underlines the president of ‘INPS, Tito Boeri, explaining that “the driving factor of poverty is the loss of work.” “ Poverty in Italy during this great recession has increased by a third ,” says Boeri during a conference at Bocconi University, noting that “affected the younger age groups, but also the people between 55 and 65 years. ” And this “is a new emergency for the country that has been added to the youth.”

The proposal of a minimum income for those over 55 who have lost a job “is one of the possible solutions and it is interesting” in front of a “theme that we have discussed, that the problem with those who get older and lose your job.” To support the Labour Minister, Giuliano Poletti, on the sidelines of a conference on jobs act in San Stino Livenza, in the Venetian. “The INPS is a great institution that has elements of analysis and evaluation, makes processing, working with the ministry. It ‘s definitely one of the things we can do,” he said.

Fortunately, however, there are also good news. L ‘INPS authorized in March overall 61.6 million hours of layoff with a decrease of 43.8% over March 2014 and 5.9% on February 2015 . He does know the Institute. The downward trend reflects the decline of all types of cash but above the collapse of derogation because of lack of funds (-91.2%). But the CGIL warns: “ The decline in the use of layoffs can not be mistaken as a sign of improvement of the production situation in our country. ” The collapse, explains the CGIL, “is explained by a single reason: the depletion of insufficient resources made available by the provisions of the law of 2014, from the Law of stability. To this must be also added to the effect of the measures law to be placed in 2015, always in relation to social benefits, corresponding to a reduction of the resources than ’14 by over 50% and a reduction of coverage of length of nearly 60%. ”