Covid, Consulcesi lawyers: “Unconstitutional stop wages for retired vaccinators”

Rome, April 16 (beraking latest news Salute) – “Doctors are worried about having their pension reduced due to their commitment to take the field to make a contribution to the vaccination campaign, because there is no regulatory clarity and this could make vaccination doctors in pension victims of an unclear and clearly unconstitutional rule “. This is the alarm raised by the lawyers of Consulcesi & Partners, the legal network of the Consulcesi company.

With respect to various requests for support from retired doctors who, after making themselves available for the national vaccination campaign, expressed their concern about having their social security fees reduced, the team of lawyers of Consulcesi & Partners speaks clearly : “The rule is written in an unclear way (as has unfortunately been the case for a long time). The interpretation given to doctors and taken up by the media, so that the fees received for the activity of vaccinator / retiree would result in the loss, albeit temporary , of the pension emolument – underline the lawyers – it seems to us, frankly, irreconcilable both with the rationale of the initiative to extend to pensioners the possibility of receiving paid assignments to meet Covid needs, and with the logic that governs our social security system ” .

“For this reason – explain the lawyers – it was thought that the only constitutionally oriented interpretation should be that according to which art. 3 bis in the last paragraph means that the fees received for the vaccination activity will not affect on the criteria for calculating the pension remuneration, so as to increase it for the future. On the other hand – they conclude – the interpretation that the remuneration would instead be alternative to the receipt of the pension is clearly unconstitutional “.