Introduction of a decalage mechanism that cuts monthly the amount of citizenship income starting from the first “no” to an appropriate offer by the beneficiary. With specific legislation that will serve to certify the refusal of a job by the recipient of the subsidy. These are two of the additions made to the draft budget law, as emerged yesterday at the meeting of Palazzo Chigi, convened by Prime Minister Mario Draghi, and the ministers Andrea Orlando (Labor) and Stefano Patuanelli (Agriculture) precisely to take stock of citizenship income, refinanced with 1 billion from the maneuver expected in the Senate.
A standard to certify the refusal of a job
The reference is to the draft budget law entered into the Council of Ministers on 28 October last, which introduced the principle of revocation of the citizen’s income at the second refusal (and no longer at the third) of a suitable job offer, providing for a cut monthly of 5 euros starting from the sixth month. This second measure, therefore, has been corrected with the introduction of a decalage that is triggered at the first refusal of a suitable offer. As for the certification of this refusal, an ad hoc measure is being perfected, as anticipated by Minister Orlando: “On the verification of job offers received and refusal, there will be a detailed regulation that will explain the ways in which this effective communication will take place” .
Check on shock absorbers and non self-sufficiency coverage
The subject of verification in the package of measures on labor maneuvering is also the coverage intended for the extension of social safety nets to micro, small and medium-sized service enterprises: the subject of evaluation is the coverage ensured by the dowry (4.5 billion net balance and 3 billion in debt in 2022), on which government technicians are doing simulations. Another “hot” topic is the coverage for the establishment of the Fund for the non self-sufficient of 100 million (2022), 200 million (in 2023 and 2024) and 300 million when fully operational (from 2025).