The package, including measures to streamline public administration and fight corruption, is another step in newly-elected Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's promised plan to reform the country.
A spending cut will be introduced in the country's "malfunctioning" public service, which costs companies an average of 7,000 euros (9,480 US dollars) per year in paperwork and fees, according to a study released by Small Businesses Association of Mestre.
On the strength of the new measures, public employees will be transferred, if necessary and without their consent, to work as far as 50 km away from their base location, Renzi told a press conference after a cabinet meeting late in the day.
- The premier also promised to create some 15,000 new jobs for young people by enforcing a retirement age limit.
- With a much-awaited move in a country which has been shocked by recent multiple bribery scandals even related to next year's world exposition in Milan, the government on Friday also adopted an anti-corruption decree.
Special measures have also been designed to improve competitiveness in the agricultural sector and enhance environmental protection following a series of recent pollution probes.
- Meanwhile, Renzi, whose country is set to take over the rotating presidency of the European Union on July 1, reaffirmed his pledge to introduce reforms of the judicial, welfare and school systems in the next few months.
Despite his personal popularity, Renzi has been criticized by opponents for having so far made only a few steps, mainly centered on a cut in income tax for low earners and on a modest labor reform, on the promised ambitious path to change Italy.
Earlier this week, he suffered a setback when 13 senators from his party withdrew their backing in protest against his moves to replace the Senate as an elected chamber with one made up of mayors, regional councillors and presidential appointees.
The youngest ever premier in Italy's history, however, has repeatedly pledged to push ahead with the reforms. He said on Friday that 13 senators seeking "15 minutes of fame" cannot be allowed to go against the will of 12 million voters and block what their country is in urgent need for.
- "Citizens have asked us to change Italy, and I accept all the proposals in line with what citizens are asking," he said. "I do resign myself to the idea that Italy is cast into morass .. I did not get 40.8 percent of the vote to scrape a living," Renzi said.
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ReplyDelete"Trata-se de reformas que pretendem impulsionar uma mudança geracional na administração pública", anunciou Renzi, numa conferência de imprensa na sede do governo italiano, Palácio Chigi, após a reunião do Conselho de Ministros.
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ReplyDeleteIl premier snocciola una dopo le altre le decisioni prese nel consiglio dei ministri che ha approvato il Ddl sulla pubblica amministrazione e ha avviato l'esame il decreto sulla semplificazione fiscale. Cantone potrà commissariare le aziende o le parti di aziende corrotte. Su Mineo e Mauro, "giusto sostituire chi affossa le riforme". Due miliardi di tasse in meno alle imprese. Una donna all'Agenzia delle entrate.
Fondi per la scuola, due miliardi alle imprese, 15mila posti nella Pa, un modello unico per la dichiarazione dei redditi, i poteri di commissariamento e la nomina di Cantone, quelle in Consob, Istat, Agenzia delle Entrate. Punto dopo punto, il premier Matteo Renzi snocciola come fosse il conto della spesa le medaglie che il governo si mette al petto per la velocità nelle decisioni. Un elenco di misure prese nel consiglio dei ministri. Una sorta di "detto-fatto" che Renzi non dimentica di sbandierare alla stampa. E per portare avanti le riforme, si dice pronto a incontrare Silvio Berlusconi...........http://www.repubblica.it/economia/2014/06/13/news/renzi_via_a_un_fisco_pi_semplice-88885406/?rss
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