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Mini-pensions of young professionals, the analysis of the PA over three thousand Saxon


The deputy for the Labour and Employment Rights of Italy: "We need to make stricter checks on the work of professionals and working conditions of young members"

Rome - More than a million Italian professionals in assets and almost all young people who are going to have to become a mini-retirement. "Speaking of the pension system of the young as if it were a subject free from work and the social context in which this phenomenon takes place instead, it allows for reflection on the shiny item." With these words begins the evaluation of Antonella Saxon, assistant to Labour Rights and Employment in Italy, on the issue of pension young professionals.

If nurses, psychologists and biologists will collect 25% of their current income, young engineers and lawyers will receive about 50% of median income which is currently between 1,200 and 1,600 € per month. "First, young people are disadvantaged in access to work - says in its analysis of the Saxon -. If we think that many young professionals, far from being self-employed, are actually in a state of paraschiavitù, in their professional know but pretend not to know, we understand the reason for such compensation small, when compared to the professional circle. Secondly, for young professionals repeats what is happening in every part of civil society: that it creates a clash between the older generation who have drawn freely, sometimes without paying adequate contributions from crates to Clear and young people who must bear the consequences of mismanagement. "

The representative of the movement led by Antonello De Pierro concluded his speech by going to the heart of the matter: "We can not remain silent on the widespread evasion of the professions. If everyone would pay, we would all be rich. It is a principle so easy, how ill digested, in our Country that makes it look even assume the attitude of those who ask their customers whether they want the bill and, in this case, the fee is increased. Stricter checks on the work of professionals, along with control of the professional working conditions of young members, while not solving the problem, it certainly would improve the current situation. "