Essential workers in Italy
should have better labour guarantees that would
protect their right to strike, a European Union human rights
committee said Thursday.
In Italy between 2009 and 2012, that right was practically
unavailable because strikes in services deemed to be essential
were regulated in a way that was "excessive", said the committee
of social rights of the Council of Europe.
The Italian government has not proven why such rules that
exceed the European Social Charter are justified, the committee
added.
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