(ANSA) - Rome, September 17 - Premier Matteo Renzi's
government presented an amendment to its Jobs Act on Wednesday
which will see people get rising levels of protection the longer
they are with a firm after being hired. The amendment said newly
hired people should have "open-ended contracts". Renzi on
Tuesday said Italy's labour market regulations must change to
end the "apartheid" that sees generally older workers in steady
positions enjoy cast-iron job security, while new entrants to
the market have little or no protection.
Jobs Act to give rising protection
Renzi wants to end labour market 'apartheid'