Lorenzo Gaeta

What is today the Wokers' Statute?

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Abstract

The essay examines the Workers' Statute fourty years after its enactment, concluding that it is very different from its original version: many of its parts are not in force anymore, due to an explicit or - more often - a substantial repeal, or are exceeded by new laws or new collective rules, or are practically useless because - fortunately - they became obvious or because the working world has changed with a speed then unpredictable. Of the Workers' Statute remains, then, a deep historical value and, above all, a very strong symbolic role, as summary of the rights of workers and exemplary paradigm of the labour rules.

Keywords

  • Workers' Statute
  • rights of workers
  • historical survey

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