Italy: 3rd national congress of the CGIL’s “atypical” workers’ federation, Nidil

The 3rd national congress of Nidil (acronym for Nuove Indentità di Lavoro – New Labor Identities), organized, on April 8-9 in Perugia, ended with the re-election of the outgoing general secretary, Filomena Trizio. The Congress was prepared by 305 assemblies involving over 12,000 workers, showing that the CGIL’s atypical workers’ federation is growing since, between 2006 and 2009, it went from 28,521 to 41,843 members.
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lomena Trizio. The Congress was prepared by 305 assemblies involving over 12,000 workers, showing that the CGIL’s atypical workers’ federation is growing since, between 2006 and 2009, it went from 28,521 to 41,843 members.

Slow deregulation down. Mrs. Trizio reminded that the crisis mostly affected precarious workers, women and youth first, who often don’t enjoy social welfare. Thus, Nidil commits to:

  • Revive and promote, “via all possible means,” the fight against abusive forms of “atypical” an
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