The prestigious economics and finance daily Il Sole 24 Ore published at the beginning of January an exclusive interview with Esseco’s Chief Executive Officer, Engineer Francesco Nulli, who spoke, among other things, about the 5% increase, as an anti-inflation measure, in the salaries of the Group’s employees in Italy.
In particular, CEO Nulli stated: “We believe that support for our workers and their families is necessary to face a situation like this. The containment of energy costs has allowed Esseco to remain competitive in this dramatic phase, thus allocating part of the saved resources to a stable increase in salaries in Italy that will start from the January 2023 payslip.” – he then continues – “Personnel is one of the main assets of every company and, evaluating the current situation, we deemed that economic support was necessary.”
In addition to this 5% increase in salaries, Esseco’s shareholders had already approved last summer a one-off contribution increasing as the salary bracket decreases, to cope with the rise in the cost of living.
Thanks are extended to Il Sole 24 Ore for the reproduction of the article.
