The article draws an analogy between a chameleon and the Italian labor union leader Landini, highlighting his contradictory stances on labor exploitation issues amid ongoing legal investigations. The secretary of Cgil recently stated that the public prosecutor's intervention confirms the illegality of the labor exploitation system, which the union has denounced for years. However, this statement coincides with a definitive condemnation against Cgil for failing to pay severance to an employee, raising questions about the union's own practices.

Landini is described as both a proponent of social uprising and a negotiator who has recently signed a collective contract for private security workers at a pay rate criticized as too low. His actions suggest a strategic adaptation to prevailing conditions, reminiscent of a chameleon changing color to fit in with its environment. The article further explores how Landini’s outrage over low wages and calls for worker regulation appear disingenuous when viewed alongside his union's previous actions.

The implications of this scenario are significant for labor rights in Italy, where the legal scrutiny of platforms like Deliveroo for potential worker exploitation is underway. It raises critical discussions on the efficacy and accountability of labor unions in protecting workers' rights while navigating their internal challenges. The contrasting roles played by Landini present a complex picture of labor activism, one that challenges the sincerity of calls for reform within a struggling sector.