I decided to write this post because you sympathize with the aims of the campaign.
I often hear my colleagues complain about the lack of protection and obstacles on the path to the career of a woman. CGIL in particular with this campaign wants to denounce the practice (unfairly) to dwell in the talks especially on issues that should be personal, rather than on skills or previous experience. "Are you married? Would you like a family? Expect to do about the children?" are the most common questions that women around thirty have been asked, unable to formulate a "correct" answer because it would be the only acceptable "are not your own business."