ANSA Lavoro – ROME, 12 AUGUST – On “62,710 inspections” carried out in companies only by INL (National Labor Inspectorate) staff in 2021, “over 62% were found to be irregular” but, if we consider the checks carried out globally together at Inps and Inail, equal to 84,679, the percentage of production companies with irregularities rises to 69%. This was revealed in the Inspectorate’s annual report on last year’s activity, just published.
The highest irregularity indices, it is indicated, “are found in the construction and service sectors where, in particular, there is a significant rate of irregularity in the activities of accommodation and catering services, transport and storage, but above all in support services of companies, where the irregularity indices are attributable, first of all, to illicit outsourcing and interpositions “. For the director of the Inspectorate, Bruno Giordano, “the subject of undeclared work, job security, job protection constitutes the main field of activity of the Inspectorate, which has led to a decrease in undeclared work by 8% in presence of the increase in inspection activity “. “Among the many, significant supervisory and judicial police actions carried out during 2021 by the inspection staff of the Inspectorate”, the one carried out in Milan together with the Carabinieri Labor Inspection Unit of the Lombard capital, INPS and Inail, is highlighted “in relation to of four companies managing home delivery activities: the 60,000 riders of the companies inspected were ensured the protections envisaged for subordinate workers, in terms of remuneration, social security and health and safety “. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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