In the end, the lifeguards who work along the coast of the province of Latina have become a national case. This year too. In the focus created by Adnkronos and taken up by major national and foreign media, in fact, it is precisely the operators who have started working for this bathing season who tell the truth about work shifts, permits, rights and salaries. And the result is not the best.
But what emerges more and more clearly is the fact that lifeguards and other figures in the tourism sector are employees of service cooperatives who move operators as if they were pawns on a chessboard. The data collected by the information agency are based on the testimonies of the operators but also on other elements, such as the complaints presented at the offices of trade unions such as CGIL and Uiltucs, as well as the numbers of disputes, in the case of Terracina and Fondi, also on the investigations initiated by INPS and the Labor Inspectorate. Here is what one of the lifeguards interviewed in recent weeks by INPS reports as part of a broader investigation into work in the tourism sector.
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