It's not only about employment of the 60 thousand de facto workers. This is about tax evasion through systematic lack of employment contracts. In Italy employe

It's not only about employment of the 60 thousand de facto workers. This is about tax evasion through systematic lack of employment contracts. In Italy employers are responsible for paying a number of taxes and contributions on behalf of and for their employees. Some of them are not even counted towards the wage. So not only the employees who are getting exploitative treatment, but the state doesn't get pension fund contributions, and regional and city taxes are not paid af all. Given that all other businesses pay these taxes, it's only fair that gig economy startups pay theirs.