Figures and lies: the incredible story of the €738 million error regarding judges’ back pay. The association admits to Il Foglio that there was a mistake in the accounts: “New pay scales coming soon”

For thirty years, there has been no independent and verifiable measure of the influence of trade unions and employers’ organisations. A law could break the deadlock, but when it comes to wages, the priority is an immediate safeguard mechanism. And the early renewal of the service sector’s collective agreement points to a possible way forward

The PD is resorting to demagoguery and opposing the adjustment of the conversion coefficients for the total contributions. Last year, the focus was on adjusting the retirement age

The measure introduced in Berlin froze rents and obliged landlords whose rents exceeded certain legal limits to reduce them. As a result, rents did indeed fall by 10.3 per cent, but the supply of flats to let plummeted by 52 per cent

A good month does not make up for the bad ones. The balance sheet is deep in the red. The cause lies primarily in the decline in oil production, which has been brought to a standstill by Ukrainian attacks on the Kremlin’s refineries

As well as the outbreak of war in the Middle East, there is another factor driving up costs for airlines – though in this case, only European ones. We are talking about the ETS, the mechanism designed to put a price on pollution, but which is having an increasingly significant impact on European carriers