Democratic Party (PD) leader
Matteo Renzi used irony on Wednesday to criticise Forza Italia
chief Silvio Berlusconi's proposal to abolish the Jobs Act
labour reform, which was passed by the former's 2014-16
government.
The controversial reform, among other things, waters down the
regulations on unfair dismissal, with the aim being to encourage
firms to take on young people on stable, open-ended labour
contracts.
"The north-east will be happy," Renzi told Radio Capital when
asked about the proposal.
"I'd like to see what entrepreneurs think about returning to
the labour world of the past".
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