Italy: 9th Congress of the Filt, the CGIL’s transportation federation

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The 9th congress of the Filt, the CGIL’s transportation federation, which also celebrated its 30th birthday on that occasion, took place in Turin on April 7-9. The 488 representatives (30% of women) elected the new management (112 members), confirmed their general secretary, Franco Nasso (94% of votes), and approved the political document we are detailing below.
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The 9th congress of the Filt, the CGIL’s transportation federation, which also celebrated its 30th birthday on that occasion, took place in Turin on April 7-9. The 488 representatives (30% of women) elected the new management (112 members), confirmed their general secretary, Franco Nasso (94% of votes), and approved the political document we are detailing below.

New rules at all levels. Since “wild” privatization in the sector caused to decreased rights and wages for all employees, as

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