Is security optional for the Pd? Looking at the images released by the Pd of Modena it seems so. While the unions close to the democrats blame the government for workplace deaths, it appears that the rules are not being followed at the Festa dell’Unità. Noticing what happened is La Pressa, an online newspaper from Modena, which reports: “While, rightly, the commitment of volunteers in organizing the event is celebrated, as we often see on construction sites, certainly smaller, at village festivals and fairs, the same volunteers working for the party are captured, and published, in working conditions without protection, which do not require expert safety consultants to understand are non-compliant.”
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“The writings and symbols linked to fascist and Nazi imagery appearing on the walls of the primary school…
In the images, operators are seen cutting wooden pallets on shopping carts improvised as workbenches. To top it off, these men are bare-handed and bare-chested. And again: there is also someone driving the forklift without an identification vest. Not to mention other operators captured wearing sandals instead of closed shoes, which are more suitable and much safer.
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And to think that the law is clear. The Consolidated Safety Act (Legislative Decree 81/2008) applies to all sectors of activity, both private and public, and therefore also to political parties if the latter employ dependent workers or equivalent collaborators. The president or legal representative of the party acts as the employer with all prevention obligations. Faced with all this, what did the party led by Elly Schlein do? Absolutely nothing. The editorial staff of La Pressa formally contacted the party, requesting a statement from either the safety officer of the works or the provincial secretary of the party. Result? “The response – it reads -, which arrived quite quickly, is summarized in a blunt ‘no comment’, without any position taken either on the specific incident or on the measures possibly adopted or to be adopted for the continuation of the works in the area of via Divisione Acqui.
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