Today at 7 p.m., a strike at gas stations begins, but at the end, important news arrives. Faib Confesercantiactually decided shorten the strike to one day. Why is this solution? Today was the last attempt of the Minister of Enterprise and Made in Italy bear to prevent protest. For this reason, the minister called a new meeting with the trade associations.
The strike could not be averted, but there appears to have been a split between the trade unions. In fact, Faib Confesercanti positively assessed the new possibilities of the government. For this reason, he decided to reduce the mobilization to one day. In addition, tomorrow he will submit his decision to a meeting with other trade associations.
The National Presidency of Faib Confesercanti, convened urgently after a meeting with Minister Urso, appreciated and recognized as positive the opportunities presented and already formalized by the amendment to the Decree Law.
In particular, a significant reduction in fines, rationalization of signage in factories, the rapid convening of a supply chain table to solve long-standing problems of the industry, starting with breaking contracts and reducing transaction costs, seem to us an important result electronic.
In appreciation of the work done by the Minister and his staff, and in order to reduce the inconvenience to the citizens, President Faib decided to reduce the mobilization to one day. The solution will be presented at the coordination meeting, along with other acronyms, scheduled for tomorrow morning, Wednesday, January 25th.
However, the position of Fegica and Figisc/Anisa does not change, confirming the two-day strike. The two trade associations praised the minister’s latest attempt, which, however, was not enough to change his mind.
As mentioned earlier, there will be a meeting tomorrow trade associations where Faib will illustrate his position. We’ll see if they end up there more news about this strike.
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Source: HD Motori
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