Dopo l’indulto le rapine in banca sono raddoppiate. Immagino che per il ministro della Giustizia, Clemente Mastella, questo dato sia parte della «campagna mediatica di rara virulenza e spregiudicatezza, fatta per guadagnarsi gli applausi delle curve» e per accreditare la «faziosa, ingiusta equazione, secondo la quale l’indulto avrebbe significato maggiore criminalità e maggiore delinquenza». ... Continua

Nel 2006 in Italia si sono verificate 8,7 rapine ogni 100 sportelli per un totale di 2.774 eventi (+ 1,4% rispetto al 2005), ovvero la metà degli assalti bancari avvenuti in tutta Europa. Nella regione Emilia-Romagna i dati aggiornati allo scorso mese di giugno indicano un continuo aumento del fenomeno di oltre il 6% (dati Osservatorio Fiba Cisl). Questi sono alcuni dei dati emersi dal convegno “La sicurezza in banca, le proposte del sindacato” che si è svolto oggi, venerdì 12 ottobre, presso la Cisl di Bologna. Gli organizzatori, Cgil – Cisl – Uil dell’Emilia-Romagna e le relative federazioni di categoria dei lavoratori di banca, è da diversi anni che seguono il preoccupante fenomeno ed hanno messo a confronto i vari soggetti interessati al tema. Alla tavola rotonda erano presenti tra gli altri il senatore Giuliano Barbolini, presentatore di un apposito disegno di legge, il procuratore di Bologna Enrico Di Nicola, Marco Iaconis per l’ABI, Alessandro Spaggiari per le organizzazioni sindacali. “Il fenomeno delle rapine agli sportelli bancari aumenta anche in questi primi mesi del 2007 come avviene dal 2002 – ha affermato Alessandro Spaggiari della Fiba/Cisl nazionale - con modalità spesso traumatiche che aumentano le preoccupazioni dei lavoratori del credito e delle organizzazioni sindacali. ... Continua

Cernobyl - La rimessa in funzione del reattore RISOLUZIONE (B3-1465/92) Il Parlamento europeo, A. considerata la notizia in merito alla rimessa in funzione del reattore n. 3 dell’impianto di Cernobyl, B. ... Continua

EQUAL TREATMENT FOR MEN AND WOMEN IN SOCIAL SECURITY Text adopted on 13.12.91 A3-0285/91 RESOLUTION on application of the third Council Directive on the progressive implementation of the principle of equal treatment for men and women in matters of social security (79/7/EEC of 19 December 1978) The European Parliament, having regard to Article 119 of the EEC Treaty, having regard to Directive 79/7/EEC, having regard to Directive 86/378/EEC, having regard to proposal for a directive COM(87) 0494 final, having regard to the Commission’s report on the application of Directive 79/7/EEC (COM(88) 0769), having regard to the third medium-term action programme (1991-1995) on equal opportunities for women and men (COM(90) 0449), having regard to its resolution of 16 September 1988 on proposal for a directive COM(87) 0494 on equal treatment for men and women in social security schemes, having regard to the case-law of the Court of Justice, particularly in its judgments in the Barber (262/88), Ruzius- Wilbrink (102/88), Bilka (170/84) and Defrenne (25 May 1971, 80/70) cases, and its judgements of 8 April 1976 (43/75) and 15 June 1978 (149/77), having regard to its resolution of 8 October 1991 on the implications of the Court of Justice’s decision of 17 October 1989 in Case 109/88 on equal treatment, having regard to Rule 121 of the Rules of Procedure, having regard to the report of the Committee on Women’s Rights (A3-0285/91), A. ... Continua

RESOLUTION 1985/24 Member Name E85r024 29 May 1985 23rd plenary meeting Welfare of migrant workers and their families The Economic and Social Council, Recalling its resolutions 1979/12 of 9 May 1979, 1981/21 of 6 May 1981 and 1983/16 of 26 May 1983, Having taken note with appreciation of the report of the Secretary-General on the social situation of migrant workers and their families, Concerned by the fact that the changing conditions of international migration resulting from current economic trends adversely affect the situation of migrants, whether they remain abroad under increasingly difficult conditions or return to their country of origin, Aware of the new needs and problems emerging as a result of the changing migration patterns of migrant workers and their families, Noting with concern the inadequacy or lack of programmes and social services to help migrant workers to adapt themselves to the language, culture and customs of the host country, and to settle down in decent material conditions and send for their families, Recalling that the family is the natural and fundamental group unit of society and is entitled to protection by society and the State and that, in that context, the families of migrant workers are entitled to the same protection as the migrant workers themselves, Noting with appreciation the progress made by the Working Group on the Drafting of an International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Their Families, established in accordance with General Assembly resolution 34/172 of 17 December 1979, Recognizing the need for further efforts at the national, bilateral, regional and international levels to improve the social situation of migrant workers and their families, 1. ... Continua

RESOLUTION 1985/26 Member Name E85r026 29 May 1985 23rd plenary meeting Interregional consultation on developmental social welfare policies and programmes The Economic and Social Council, Recalling its resolution 1983/22 of 26 May 1983, concerning the taking of steps to convene an interregional consultation on developmental social welfare policies and programmes, within existing budgetary resources, Recalling also its resolutions 1979/18 of 9 May 1979 and 1981/20 of 6 May 1981 on the strengthening of developmental social welfare policies and programmes, Noting that government policy affects the well-being of all citizens and thus requires continuous interaction between its social, economic and other elements, Aware of the serious consequences of the world-wide economic recession for the welfare of peoples and for the funding and delivery of social services which are even more essential now than in periods of economic growth, Convinced that there is a need to reassess social welfare policy in the light of past experience and present issues, in order to arrive at effective strategies for the future, Taking note of the efforts made to relate the concerns expressed in Council resolution 1983/22 to the preparations for the Fourth Conference of African Ministers of Social Affairs, held at Addis Ababa from 18 to 26 March 1985, the Third Asian and Pacific Ministerial Conference on Social Welfare and Social Development, to be held at Bangkok from 9 to 15 October 1985, the Pan-Arab Regional Conference on Social Welfare Policies, to be held in September 1985, and looking forward to similar conferences in Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, Taking note of the report of the Secretary-General concerning steps taken with a view to convening an interregional consultation on developmental social welfare policies and programmes and the necessity of the active involvement of regional intergovernmental organizations in this effort, 1. ... Continua