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von Enrico Bertuccioli
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Recently in Italy there were a series of accidents in various working places that caused several injuries and the death of some workers: is it only a local problem?

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vasilis dagres wrote:
Once we used to talk about five-hour workdays and four-day work weeks, but when the people become poorer and there is no reaction, thirteen-hour schedules are established, as here in Greece—I don’t know about Italy—for the “development” of the country, of course, along with the development of the capital of the so‑called investors who borrow from the banks without investing even a single euro of their own. Then workplace accidents become an insignificant event that none of those who supposedly look after our well-being cares about. And another thing: “they tell you that life expectancy has changed, therefore work until you are seventy years old”; you can even do that while being supported by a walking stick.

Yes Vasilis, thanks for your comment.

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Once we used to talk about five-hour workdays and four-day work weeks, but when the people become poorer and there is no reaction, thirteen-hour schedules are established, as here in Greece—I don’t know about Italy—for the “development” of the country, of course, along with the development of the capital of the so‑called investors who borrow from the banks without investing even a single euro of their own. Then workplace accidents become an insignificant event that none of those who supposedly look after our well-being cares about. And another thing: “they tell you that life expectancy has changed, therefore work until you are seventy years old”; you can even do that while being supported by a walking stick.

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Erl wrote:
An important topic, a good cartoon!

Many thanks Erl.

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An important topic, a good cartoon!

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MorituruS wrote:
If you look at the situation worldwide: Workers who even have a hard hat have an advantage. Working conditions are disastrous, especially in the poorest regions of the world.
Good one!

Poor workers are always the victims, thanks MorituruS.

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If you look at the situation worldwide: Workers who even have a hard hat have an advantage. Working conditions are disastrous, especially in the poorest regions of the world.
Good one!

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Shahid Atiq wrote:
Nice work!

Many thanks Shahid.

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