(ANSA) - Rome, July 18 - Relocation by businesses outside
Italy is an "alarming" phenomenon but now the government will
set "clear rules" on this, Labour and Industry Minister Luigi Di
Maio said Wednesday.
He said the phenomenon was "ever more alarming from the
quality and quantity standpoints".
Di Maio, who is also deputy premier, said "the State must
return to making itself respected, and no one will do as they
please any longer".
Major steps against delocatisation and offshoring of
companies from Italy are contained in the government's so-called
'dignity decree', now going through parliament.
Relocation alarming, now clear rules - Di Maio
State must be respected again, no one will do as they please