“Is the Minister of Labor and Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio fighting against illegal work while the family business had illegal workers?” The complaint was collected by the program Le Jene and “comes from his fellow citizen of Pomigliano d'Arco, Salvatore Pizzo, known as Sasà, who worked in the construction company that Luigi's father, Antonio, has been running for thirty years, first registered in the name of his mother Paolina Esposito and then merged in 2012 into Ardima srl, 50% owned by the minister and his sister Rosalba”. “Salvatore Pizzo – the program reports – is unemployed and makes ends meet with occasional jobs to support his wife and three children. He says that Antonio Di Maio, when the worker got hurt, told Sasà not to say that it had happened while he was working for him: Salvatore was illegal and Di Maio's father would have been in a lot of trouble”. Di Maio told the program that he wanted to verify what happened. “I – he explained – do not directly manage the company. And between 2009 and 2010 I was not a member. I am not aware of this but it is a serious matter, I will check it out”.
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