I can't help but reply to Mr. Cristiano Corradini who states: ”Dear Mrs. Lucia, you certainly don't give a damn about young people and the future of the nation, as long as no one dares to touch the small garden in which she is holed up. Try to get out of it every now and then, if you have a minimum of civil conscience". email from Mr. Cristiano
You dear Mr. If Corradini were in the same conditions as Signora Lucia, he would not have uttered these words, I, a former pharmaceutical industry executive, was made redundant at the end of 2009, now I receive a subsidy of 852 euros a month, the retirement window was supposed to be July 2012, but dear Tremonti with an unfair, unconstitutional law (law 122/2010) extended the annual windows to workers on the move, saving only 10,000 out of 50,000, with the delayed pension I will lose about 7,000 euros, the wage system had, must serve maintain the standard of living that the person had during the period of work.
Now with two adult children with degrees, more unemployed than precarious and when they find work, they accept everything, the housewife wife I could not live with a pension reduced by the 40%, I would accept it if the state or society guaranteed a steady job for young people, but since they will never do it then I loudly claim my right to the salary system, I think of my little garden because I have to let my family live and I assure you, Mr. Corradini that despite my high professionalism and 35 years of work experience, no company answers me, so retirement is the only way to survive.
It is your words that fill me with bitterness and disgust, you are one of those people who open a conflict between fathers and sons, but the fathers are not responsible for the economic crisis, the cause of which must be sought in a cowardly political class which sees in pensions and in fuel the classic cash cows.
Greetings
Paul
Monday 14 November 2011 – il Messaggero.it
