A “temporary financial support” to compensate for the discontinuous nature of work in the entertainment world; the adaptation (and extension) of protections in the event of maternity or illness; raising the daily wage; a reduction in the number of days required to accrue the right to a pension now set at 120; a “contribution bonus” to match entertainment workers for the years 2020 and 2021 from the point of view of retirement accrual.
For the workers of a world of entertainment strongly bent by the Covid emergency, an intervention by the Government is in the pipeline which, in fact, aims to design a new welfare system for this sector.
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Bill ready to be launched in two weeks
The bill, linked to the latest budget law, on entertainment and provisions for the protection of workers in the sector should be ready in about fifteen days. The bill will be presented jointly by the ministries of culture and labor. And the Minister of Labor, Andrea Orlando, by the way he talked about it on 2 May during the episode of “Half an hour more” conducted by Lucia Annunziata on Rai 3.
A first round of consultations by sector associations has been completed. Now, the text of the provision as it appears at Sole 24 Ore he is at the last filings, and after another brief round of the table he should land in Parliament. Under discussion, as mentioned, there are measures in favor of workers in the entertainment world to whom the pandemic has dealt a very hard blow. The production stops have exposed all the precariousness of the system. And those 419 blows inflicted on the trunks – to signal the days of stoppage of the entertainment world due to the pandemic – during a flash mob in April in Piazza del Popolo in Rome, represent the emblem of the need to keep the spotlight on the sector. A cry of pain that from the stage of May Day was inevitably muffled, with the Fedez case catalyzing attention.
Everything stems from the work of a table set up by the Ministry of Culture on 24 March 2021 and which took its cue from two things: from the just concluded fact-finding survey on labor and social security arranged by the joint Commissions VII (Culture, science and education) and XI (Public and private work) of the Chamber and, secondly, by the eight Ddl deposited in Parliament on this matter.