Monday, 03 December 2012 09:18 – Businnes Vox
By Franco Rossini
I am writing this on behalf of around 600 workers who are all currently on the move due to company bankruptcy. Most of these workers are over 55 years old, with the old rules of quotas 96 and with possible redemptions of the degree one could hope to retire. With the Fornero reform we are condemned to starvation and the beauty is that none of the trade unionists we questioned and not even the INPS can tell us with certainty whether or not we enter the lists of those protected.
Do we enter the protected lists or not? Below is the content of a letter of protest that we had published on a site of scientific informants. Thank you.
How a social shock absorber (CIGS) requested and obtained by the bankruptcy trustees of a bankrupt company, solicited by workers and trade unions with the precise and obvious aim of extending the contribution coverage, can turn into an obstacle to obtaining the right to retirement with the rules before the Fornero reform!!! This is the tragicomic story of a group of workers of a pharmaceutical company declared bankrupt in January 2011 which, despite involving the Unions, parties, the Labor Commissions of the Chamber and the Senate, the patronage, the provincial INPS , regional and national, none of these entities has been able, willing or able to give an explanation as to why similar events can happen and how to remedy them! Brief facts: January 2011 the Court of Milan declared
