Elisa Maimone, a young woman from
Messina, expresses her frustration with the unfair and precarious world of temporary contracts in a letter. She questions why the government immediately blocked the 110% bonus and is considering removing the citizenship income, suggesting that these decisions may be due to misuse by individuals. She criticizes the state, employers, and unions for not protecting workers’ rights. Elisa also criticizes the apathy of the people of
Messina who are unwilling to mobilize for their rights. She further describes her own experience with four different companies, highlighting the exploitative nature of her contracts. She explains that despite being promised a higher wage, she was limited to working only four hours a day and was denied the option of working from home or increasing her hours. Elisa provides specific examples of companies that pay very low wages or work on commissionions that workers on co.co.co contracts face and advocates for changes and increased oversight.
“Mi chiamo Elisa e voglio rimanere a Messina”: la battaglia quotidiana per un lavoro dignitoso in un mondo dove la meritocrazia è disfunzionale. – voce di Sicilia
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