Green pass Italy, Bonomi: “It is compulsory at work”

It is urgent to launch the mandatory green pass in the workplace. This is the position presented by Carlo Bonomi, president of Confindustria. “We are for the obligation to vaccinate, but politics cannot find a synthesis. Because many with the no vax world have flirted. We therefore urgently need the compulsory green pass everywhere in the workplace”, he says in an interview with the Huffington Post. “We cannot afford to give the virus time. Not only in Italy, but in all other countries the variants of the virus are fearful. We all signed the protocols together in the most difficult moment, when there was no vaccine, now we can and we have to sit at a table to secure workplaces. Green pass mandatory to stay open, says Minister Speranza, not a partisan of Confindustria, and we agree “, emphasizes Bonomi. In the interview, reference is made to ways in which layoffs have been made recently, including through WhatsApp. “I am sure that both the Minister of Labor Orlando and both Deputy Minister Todde, who is responsible for business crises, are well aware that the law in force does not provide for this method of dismissal, but precise methods of information and discussion with trade unions and workers. . I must therefore deduce that continuing to talk about it is pure anti-business propaganda. One of the many narratives for political purposes that in fact has no basis “, he says.” We – explains Bonomi – have intervened on a draft of the text on which the two authors, Minister Orlando and Undersecretary Todde, had the newspapers written for two weeks. I believe it is a right and duty for those who represent the company to be able to make assessments of merit. I understand the political dynamics and the words of Letta, Gentiloni and the others, but frankly I am really surprised that they wanted to pass my speech as an attack on the government. I govern our assessments, so that the Prime Minister can also take them into account. To strengthen the work of the government, certainly not to boycott it “.