(ANSA) – CHIETI, OCTOBER 31 – One year after the termination of the second-level company agreements by the company, with 350 euros less in paychecks, 40 of the 70 public transport workers; ‘funeral’ posters have appeared in the city to commemorate the ‘disappearance’ of the company contract.
The initiative, organized by the Ugl, was joined by workers from CGIL, CISL and Faisa, the proximity also came from the archbishop of Chieti Vasto Bruno Forte and the students of the “Luigi di Savoia” Institute.
“On June 15, 2020, in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic and with workers forced into layoffs since March with salaries to the bone, a bolt from the blue comes a note from La Panoramica announcing and terminating all second-level company agreements to starting from October 31, 2020, about 350 euros less in paychecks for each worker – explains the provincial secretary Chieti Ugl Autoferro Fabrizio Mancini – From the day after and until October 31, 2020, meetings between trade unions and the Company took place without results. try to restore these agreements in full. We have come to offer the Company additional services that are not remunerated, but are included in the package of canceled and possibly restored agreements.
Nothing in fact, the company responded by saying that the fault was the regional policy that contributed with less economic resources “.
“To date – says Mancini – there remains only an action carried out, in a personal capacity, by three workers who have appealed to the judge, with an abbreviated procedure, for the total restoration of the second level agreements. that will remain and will never go away is the tragedy of over 70 workers and their families “.
“In the face of this situation of great unease – writes Archbishop Forte – I hope that institutions at all levels, regional, municipal and corporate, will promote the resumption of a fruitful dialogue with employees and trade unions in order to to restore the provisions of the law and required by the dignity of those who work, thus helping to restart our country and our city “. (HANDLE).
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