deputy for the Labor and Employment Rights of Italy:" A modern democracy can not be considered an unfair burden on retirees and then squander the wealth of the taxpayers. "
Rome, December 13, 2010 - "The reduction of the pensions of civil servants, workers who have spent their lives working for the state, can not and should not be considered an unreasonable burden on the state budget. "
With this first observation, Antonella Saxon, assistant to Labour Rights and Employment in Italy, said the news of the decline in the pension provided by INPS for 2037. According to calculations by the Institute's future welfare of employees will be far from rosy in the face of falling income equal to 47%.
"With their activities - continuing the Saxon - these workers have contributed to the growth and wealth of our country. Do not forget that employees are the only category of workers who do not engage in tax evasion and for this reason are subject to all existing taxation in Italy: do not know free health care, scholarships for their children or kindergartens municipal. For them, the reward is given by wages that can barely afford his family. "
The analysis of the exponent of the movement led by Antonello De Pierro brings attention to another important point made by the technical audit and actuarial INPS drawn: the aging of society will result in damage to state coffers. What emerges is a picture that in the opinion of Saxony is in contrast with the current waste policy as "the excess liquidity of public managers, the blue cars of the politicians, not to mention the blacks holes made by the authority"
Outraged the absence of an intervention functional by the current government to prevent the 'worsening economic crisis, the exponent of the extra-parliamentary movement concludes: "A modern democracy can not be considered an excessive burden for pensioners and then squander the wealth derived from taxes paid by taxpayers, in activities that do not improve the life of the community but only to the privileged few. "
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