Politics · Italy · 1 day ago
Vannacci says young people should be able to work from age 14
Roberto Vannacci, a member of the European Parliament and leader of Futuro Nazionale, spoke on a television programme in Piacenza.
He said his party wants to serve workers’ interests.
Vannacci said people should be able to start working at age 14.
He also said compulsory education would remain in place until age 16.
He contrasted work with benefits and subsidies, including Italy’s citizenship income.
His comments set out his position on work and welfare, but he did not describe any specific policy steps.
Roberto Vannacci said people should be able to work from age 14.
He said Italy’s compulsory education requirement would remain in place until age 16.
Vannacci made the remarks during a Telelibertà programme.
He is a member of the European Parliament and leader of Futuro Nazionale.
- Who
- Roberto Vannacci, a member of the European Parliament and leader of Futuro Nazionale.
- What
- He said people should be able to work from age 14, while compulsory education would remain until age 16.
- When
- Late in the evening on October 9, according to the article published the following day.
- Where
- During the Dillo alla Lupa programme on Telelibertà.
- Why
- He said Futuro Nazionale wants to act in the interests of workers.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
We want people to go to work even at 14.
The study requirement is not being removed; it remains until 16.
Vannacci made the remarks during the Dillo alla Lupa programme on Telelibertà.
ANSA published its report on the remarks.
- Minimum work age proposed
- 14
- Compulsory education age
- 16
- Speaker
- Roberto Vannacci
- Political group
- Futuro Nazionale
- Programme
- Dillo alla Lupa on Telelibertà
Sources
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