(ANSA) – BOLOGNA, 22 JAN – The layoffs for the 194 employees of Saga Coffee in Gaggio Montano (Bologna) have been extended until the end of February. The agreement reached Bologna today, in a table between the Evoca property and the workers’ representatives. The shock absorber expired on January 31, but the unions had asked for another month of coverage to continue negotiations with the outgoing group and the two purchasing companies, Tecnostamp Triulzi and Minifaber. Evoca, for its part, asked for the availability of some workers to carry out inventory operations inside the plant, closed and manned by employees (80% women) from the beginning of November 2021. The next meeting with Evoca will be on 28th. January and there we will enter into the merits of the incentives and the exit mechanisms of the 44 employees who will not be reabsorbed in the next three years in the reindustrialisation project. In the meantime, negotiations with the buyers will be started.
“Today a serious discussion with Evoca has begun – comments Primo Sacchetti of Fiom Cgil – It is clear that the agreement with Evoca is linked to the overall agreement. If there is the willingness to hire 150 workers, we have given the willingness to find the conditions to accompany the project But we cannot download cost problems on the workers The discussion must be the result of a serious and responsible confrontation.
And any confrontation must include a solution for everyone “.
For Ugo Bassi, of Fim Cisl, “the meeting with the Evoca group was very fruitful and gave us the opportunity to continue with the work on the new property in a more serene way. The group was fully available to meet us. and to ensure that the whole process goes in the right way “. (HANDLE).
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