For some 'time in this part of the inn is an air of heavy Brunin. Adelmo in layoffs. Nothing could be irreparable, Adelmo's a good worker. One of those workers as advertised, that are the pride of industries. Find accommodation soon. Or perhaps, for him, this redundancy is only a temporary status, a sort of extended leave and forced. But not everyone in his condition. Nevertheless, Adelmo, is discouraged. There is a crisis. His (and our) thoughts are with the younger generation. Brunin the spoils by force of bruschetta and hot cakes. It will pass. Of course I will.
But the point is another. If a leadership team of a large company collects defeats suggest what the famous rules of the market and what requires the so-called "ethical capitalism"? To lay off workers, or tap into the social safety net, going to pity those who holds the national purse strings. Maybe bringing as "strong argument", families without a receipt. It is not a criterion very imaginative. Seen it. Heard. Already tested on the skin of thousands of families, especially in this period. And companies - large and preferably with a large debt - are the only ships in the world where the captain never sinks along with the crew. If it is true, how true, that men, in the Mosaic Company, are nothing more than pieces of an intricate mosaic, why should not ever be - and perhaps more so - executives, managers and members of the board?
not I know of managers who autolicenziano. Think of that beautiful and historical figure would do if the leaders, one day before all the unions and what remains of public morals, one foreman took the floor and made a speech that could more or less like this: "The workers do not touch three thousand and three thousand were will. But there must be cuts and we will first list of officers, real culprits of the crisis. " But life does not work exactly like that. And in the rubble of all the companies that are crumbling due to lack of foresight and the paucity of innovative capacity, we hear echoes of a vulgar slogan sessantottino memory: "As ever, as ever, always in the ass to the workers' ...
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