Italy: 48 hours left to conclude an agreement on the fate of Alitalia’s staff

After a frenetic weekend after which the three trade union confederations CGIL, CISL, UIL and UGL found an agreement on the CAI's industrial plan, the pressure weighing on unions, especially the CGIL, is increasing. Some analysts say the management of the Alitalia case could be the testing ground for the transformation of union relations in the country. (Ref. 080695)
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Sign within 48 hours. This is the watchword hammered by everyone, from the Prime Minister to Raffaele Bonnani, Cisl general secretary and Roventa Polverini, UGL leader, and even the Minister of Labor, Mr. Sacconi, who said: “We will sign the agreement with those who are ready to.” On the afternoon of Thursday, September 18, will be held that Assembly of the CAI, created on August 26 (see our dispatch No. 080647), for which the sine qua non is the consent of the trade unions (at least the CGIL,

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