“The truth is that Conte has cut out entrepreneurship“, Gianfranco Vissani he returned to the attack by the government and the premier on the poor management of the post-quarantine phase 2 and this time he chose to go de facto. In the latest interview with the newspaper Free the chef announced a class action lawsuit against the executive e Giuseppe Conte and not only for the non-payment of the layoffs.
The start of Phase 2 did not have the desired effects and the catering sector has suffered a severe blow between non-reopening, premises forced to permanently lower the shutters and management difficulties among a thousand restrictions. An extreme situation reported by Vissani for weeks and which resulted in a tough one attack after the news of the suicide of the Florentine restaurateur: “The government doesn’t understand that there are companies and desperate families are behind the companies“.
Interviewed by the newspaper Free chef Gianfranco Vissani did not mince words, pointing the finger at the government guilty of not having been up to managing an adequate restart: “I simply believe that we must be ashamed. I’m not sure to Deputy Minister Castelli, who when he invited us to change jobs it really didn’t mean meanness. I mean everything else. We still have to get the money from the layoffs. I had employees who took 1,200 euros a month and ended up with 400: how can a person live like this? How do you pay your mortgage, rent, bills? I understand that there is no money in Italy, but this is too much. They always find money to help certain large industries transferred abroad. And what about some of our colleagues? They rely on customers, trying to recover their losses by increasing prices. It is really true that individualism never ends“.
And as honorary president of the Ristoritalia association he decided to take legal action: “The truth is that Conte has cut out entrepreneurship. For me it would have been better to have a white year. Taxes suspended at least until next year. Then in the winter of 2021 it would be discussed again. But the truth is that Conte made fun of us a little too much. Only Draghi could save us. If he had been prime minister, he would have helped us a lot. Now with the Ristoritalia association, of which I am honorary president, I am thinking of a class action against the government. Our rights have been trampled on. Basic rights, human rights. THE bonus, the 600 euros were only maneuvers with an electoral flavor. Now, in September and October, a hole opens up: there are people who don’t know how they will survive. It is them that I worry about“.
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