(Finance) – “In Italy the problem of gender equality also concerns the relationship between young and old, as well as that between men and women. This country speaks of young people and professions only by slogans, but behind the words there is no much more PNRR in Europe is the Next Generation Plana program that looks above all to the new generations: in Italy, on the other hand, politics does not take into account what is done every day by the under 45s in professional studies and the proposals coming from the associations are not taken into consideration “. Matteo De Lise, president of the National Union of Young Chartered Accountants and Accounting Expertsspeaking in Lido di Camaiore at the Forum of Young Professionals 2022, organized by UNGDCEC with the Italian Association of Young Lawyers (AIGA) and the National Association of Young Labor Consultants (ANGCDL).
“We believe it is necessary that politics listen to us, but also that within the professions there is the much-desired change of gear: we need greater awareness of our work, bearing in mind that this generation must take over the future of the country to determine it, making sure that the social role of the professional is ever stronger “.
Francesco Paolo Perchinunno (president of AIGA)highlighted: “The professions need to create critical mass, the issues on the table are numerous and we must ensure that a common voice reaches the institutions. I am thinking of fair remuneration, an issue of fundamental importance, on which we must gain ground. law. The battle today is to recognize the value of the professional “.
Fabrizio Bontempo (president ANGCDL), emphasized the importance of synergies: “Aggregating means having the possibility of increasing turnover and reducing the economic gap between men and women. political responses, we need to create a culture of aggregation and conditions that lead to courageous choices “.
At the debate, moderated by the Rai journalist Giampiero Marrazzoalso participated Federico Farella (young ASIGN), Carlo Foglieni (vice president of AIGA); Alessandro Bonandini (vice president UNGDCEC); Giuseppe Pagliuca (ANGCDL joint); Giovanni Lega (president of ASLA); Chiara Gribaudo (Democratic party); Augusta Montaruli (Brothers of Italy); Andrea Mandelli (Forza Italia); Jacopo Morrone (League).