An INPS estimate that the
government's dignity decree will spell the loss of 8,000 temp
jobs every year for 10 years is "optimistic", the head of the
social security and pensions agency, Tito Boeri, said amid a row
with the government Thursday.
Boeri said that "already the labour ministry predicted a fall
in jobs".
Boeri has crossed swords over his estimate with Interior
Minister Matteo Salvini who demanded he step down.
"I'm being threatened by those who are supposed to safeguard
my safety," Boeri said Thursday.
The dignity decree is the brainchild of Labour and Industry
Minister Luigi Di Maio, who has said Boeri's figures are wrong.
"Di Maio is losing contact with the Earth's crust," Boeri
said Thursday.
The decree aims to fight precarious work, offshoring and
gambling addiction, among other things.
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