Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Age Of Empires 2.0a Mac

TUSCANY FELIX , I ° Maggio, SOON TO TAKE THE LAW FOR CLOSED STORES

The new rules provide for a reduction of public holidays that are now 8 and will become 5 or 6 (New Year's Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Stephen Easter, 25 April and 1 May), but there will be no discretion on the part of the common

Before coming May will be the new regional law on shop opening hours on holidays. At least that is the intention of the Regional Trade Cristina Scaletti that, on the recommendation President Rossi, is working on the new text. The new legislation will reduce regional public holidays which is scheduled to close: I am now 8, will become 5 or 6, namely Christmas Day, Boxing Day, Easter, 25Aprile, PrimoMaggio and perhaps New Year. But these days you can no longer open, nor will be granted. It will make the consultation with social partners (dealers, unions and consumers) binding, whereas it is now mandatory, and the results are valid only ever about the town.

So if the Democratic Party of Palazzo Vecchio on Monday sent the ball into the region to avoid internal divisions and splits with the junta Renzi (who's next prime May with the deputy mayor and Councillor for Trade Dario Nardella provides for the opening of shops on the feast of workers), the junta is determined not to Tuscan refer the matter back in the corner, but a gamble. That is to change the law, also pressing for strong unions (just as a result of the controversy with the Mayor Renzi last year on May Day with shops open) have collected (and led to Rossi) over 50 thousand signatures. Many accessions (not just those of orders) to request legislation to curb the increasing deregulation of the openings in the holidays. A request had also advanced one of the leaders of large retail Turiddo Campaini, chairman of the supervisory board of Unicoop Florence.

stress to which Rossi himself has never shown insensitive. In its intentions, which never made mystery (known since the election campaign that led him to become president of Tuscany when they went to explain these concepts to Confesercenti) there is a determination to protect the religious and secular parties, those upon which the very identity of Tuscany and of these not just Christmas and Easter, but April 25 and May Day in fact. No coincidence that the unions who will deliver the signatures (was November 16) Rossi explained that he was just "thinking out a review of the regional law" is to meet the employees of the trade (About 350 thousand in Tuscany) is "to protect good traditions that are part of our identity and that I believe should be protected from invasion by a consumerist mentality."

Concepts reaffirmed and put blacks on white (9 December), even in the open letter to the Archbishop of Florence Monsignor Giuseppe Betori at the Immaculate Conception, he attacked the shop opening hours on holidays: "We must react and reject this attempt to reduce the identity of the person to the consumer, "said Betori. In the letter, in a very explicit, in fact, Rossi writes: "A believer feels hurt by non-compliance a religious holiday such as Christmas and Easter. But even for a non-believer that holiday may have an important and indispensable value. As a citizen, believer or non believer that is, April 25 and May 1 may have a similar value. "

Over a short track for the new regional law. In fact, the new rules, tells the commissioner Scaletti, will establish two main things. First there are days, and list them, which can not be opened. According to the consultation will have a decisive value. A net change compared to current law. Today, in fact (Article 80 paragraph 7 of Law 28 of 2005) is established that: "The exercises in the retail fixed place observe the closure of public holidays: January 1, Easter, Easter Monday, April 25, May 1, Aug. 15, 25 and 26 December." But then (paragraph 8) there is the possibility to derogate from (that is, to keep open) by the municipality 'need for proven techniques to relevant requirements of the service to the community or for reasons of public interest "after consultation with traders, trade unions and consumers. From tomorrow, but in the days fixed by law (secular and religious festivals: including May Day) is no longer possible for any exception and understanding with the social partners will be mandatory and binding for the municipality.

(Feat. The U)

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