Italy: collective agreement renewed for logistics, freight and parcel shipment sector

On 18 May the social partners in the logistics, freight and parcel-shipping sector signed an agreement to renew their national collective agreement (NCA), which covers almost 1 million workers. According to the trade unions, this is the first time in 15 years that all the employers' organizations in the sector - including the cooperative organizations, which are particularly relevant in subcontracting - have signed the same text at the same time. The new collective agreement, runs until 31 March 2024, provides for an average monthly salary increase of €104, and commences consultation on modernizing the text amid structural changes in the sector. The agreement must now be approved by the workers' assemblies.
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Salary increases. The agreement signed between the 24 employers’ organizations and the trade unions Filt-Cgil, Fit-Cisl and Uilt focuses mainly on economic issues. Employees will get an overall average monthly salary increase of €104 comprising €90 in a minimum wage element paid in 4 installments between October 2021 and March 2024, €10 starting in January 2022 that corresponds to the ‘elemento distinto di retribuzione’ (distinct pay element that is separate from the basic salary), and €4 in ad

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