Wednesday, June 24, 2015

STEP 1-block contracts Pa, the Court declared unlawful not retroactive – Reuters Italy


       

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Valentina Council


       

ROME, June 24 (Reuters) – The non-renewal of the contract of the civil service over the last six years is illegitimate according to the Constitutional Court, but the ruling does not apply to the past .


       

This is according to a statement of the consultation, after the news had been anticipated to Reuters by a judicial source.


       

The Court held “with effect from the publication of the judgment, the supervening unconstitutionality of the regime of the block of collective bargaining for public work, as it appears from the contested provisions, and those who have extended,” the statement said, when you add that we were rejected “the remaining challenges made”


       

An appeal against the blocking of the contracts had been introduced by the union Confsal-Unsa and if accepted retroactively would entail an outlay for the state of at least 35 billion for the holiday between 2010 and 2015, with a structural effect of 13 billion per year from 2016, according to a paper presented by the State that defends the government.


       

The effects of the judgment, as the Court today, however, shall take effect after publication in the Journal and the effect on the budget is so much lower.


       

In the Document of economy and finance (Def), released in mid-April, the Treasury had estimated that renew contracts would cost estimated at about 1.7 billion in 2016 and more than $ 4 billion in 2017, calculated net of contractual holiday. The scenario is based on “technical assumptions” never distributed by the Ministry of Economy.


       

“Justice has been done and it was returned to public workers the dignity of their work. Now the government has no more excuses. Open immediately negotiated contracts and renewals,” says hot in a note Marco Carlomagno, secretary general of the Phil, one of the applicant trade unions. More …

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