(ANSA) – TRIESTE, 06 JUL – The Minister of Economy Giancarlo Giorgetti has started an interview with Nokia Finland to define the relationship with the multinational in a context in which the Flex of Trieste – active in the production of equipment for data transmission at high speed and today in crisis – potentially could become strategic in the field of optical transport and telecommunications. The unions – Fiom Cgil, Fim Cisl, Uilm Uil, Ugl Metalmeccanici, Usb private work – announced this yesterday at the end of the table at the Mise on the Flex crisis in Trieste, yesterday, with the Fvg Region, Confindustria, trade unions and company, during the which Invitalia’s commitment was also reported.
A step, this of the minister, which takes a long time. The company, for its part, “urged by the social partners has declared its interest in deepening this type of possibility”, declaring “the progress on some projects (one above all a quantum optics project for the port authority of Trieste ) without ever wanting to find out about the issue of staff “, reports the note.
This is precisely the aspect on which the unions insist most, the “removal” from the table of the redundancy declaration, on which “the company, with little courage, wanted to take time again to be able to carry out further assessments”.
The next ministerial meeting, on July 22nd, is therefore “decisive” for the union.
Finally, the Fvg Region through the mouth of the competent councilor, Alessia Rosolen, declared that it was “fully available to support a path aimed at identifying the development potential for the Flex industrial plan in coordination with the Mise, as long as there is” the Flex’s commitment to preserve employment levels in the Trieste plant “. (ANSA).
Source: Ansa
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