The financiers of the Provincial Command of Rome, in collaboration with with INPS officials, they completed a complex inspection activity against an active company in the distribution and logistics sector that has allowed to identify a widespread and systematic use of irregular work which involved over 600 workers. The operation, conducted by the Fiamme Gialle of the Fiumicino Company, made it possible to ascertain tax evasion of more than four million euros, the result of a mechanism aimed at reducing social security costs and through the circumvention of labour law rules. The investigations revealed that the company stipulated with the majority of workers have collaboration contracts (Co.Co.Co.) which, in fact, masked real subordinate employment relationships.

Through the acquisition of statements from workers employed in the various local units scattered throughout Italy, It was ascertained that the employees were subject to strict constraints of a constant heterodirection of services and even technological monitoring through geolocation devices GPS. This control system was used to measure workers' efficiency, while denying them guarantees contractual provisions for standard employees.

In addition to serious contractual distortions, controls have highlighted formal irregularities in the keeping of the Single Book of Labour, leading to the report of the legal representative to the National Labour Inspectorate for the imposition of penalties provided. The total amount recovered, including unpaid contributions, administrative penalties and interest, amounts to to about four million euros.

Thanks to the inspection activity, the employment relationship of over 600 people will now be retrained, ensuring finally the application of the national collective agreement of reference and access to all welfare protections and social security previously denied.