Cultural heritage workers’ strike – Interview with Gianni Di Cagno
The Bari lawyer, for seven years at the national authority, explains the misunderstandings behind the legislation.
The only case not regulated by the Ministry is that of assemblies. Always, however, equated with abstention.
“But cultural heritage for 25 years has been in the strike law…”
from La Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno 20/9/2015
Di Cagno: The decree does not add anything, there is also a committee resolution.
by Gianfranco Summo
Gianni di Cagno, a Bari-based lawyer with the firm Polis and with a long history on the Apulian and national left, held senior positions as a lay member of the Superior Council of the Judiciary and then on the Guarantee Commission for the Right to Strike from 2002 to 2009.
Did you see that? A breakthrough, a lightning decree, and finally culture can no longer be stopped with the assembly of four janitors. What do you think?
“What do I think? I’m rather puzzled.”