Nikos Moraitis criticized the proposal that someone could work seven days a week, especially during the tourist season, if they wished, calling it extremely neoliberal. He argued that seasonal workers do not have a genuine free choice, as, he wrote, they depend on employers who accommodate them in poor conditions and employ them from morning until night. He added that labor rights are their main defense and accused Stefanos Kasselakis of wanting to put these rights into public discussion in the name of negotiation freedom. Moraitis also claimed that Kasselakis had deceived thousands of people by presenting himself as a modern leftist because his party was portrayed as leftist. He referred to his low political performance, saying "zero point something," and concluded that neither Adonis nor the collaboration with the "good New Democracy" represented, in his opinion, the height of political vileness, which he placed in the present. #εργασιακάδικαιώματα #νεοφιλευθερισμός #πολιτική (translated)
