THE UNINDUSTRIA GENERAL MEETING
\nRenzi in Treviso: the \u2018ten-point plan\u2019 for businesses<\/p>\n
A pact between businesses and the public sector. This is what Treviso\u2019s industrialists will propose today to Prime Minister Matteo Renzi during their meeting. \u201cEnough of the squabbling \u2013 the public and private sectors must work together.\u201d<\/p>\n
Inspections, certificates, waiting times: the business community\u2019s agenda for Renzi. The Prime Minister at the Treviso assembly. Piovesana proposes a pact with the public administration: \u2018Enough with the beaches \u2013 let\u2019s work together\u2019<\/p>\n
If it\u2019s the tax authorities ringing the doorbell \u2013 or, worse still, the Guardia di Finanza \u2013 your heart races. And even with the INPS and the Customs Agency, there\u2019s no cause for complacency. If, on the other hand, you catch a glimpse through the peephole of someone from the National Institute for Insurance against Accidents at Work (INAIL) or an official from the local council, the county council or the regional government, then the pressure eases because the issue is almost always sorted out the same day. There\u2019s nothing to worry about. So, the aim of the \u2018social contract\u2019 that Treviso\u2019s industrialists would like to forge with the public administration stems from this idea, set out in an intriguing study carried out by Community Media Research for Unindustria: there needs to be a bit more give and take between businesses and the bureaucracy.<\/p>\n