Italy: €12m allocated to occupational safety trainings

Fondimpresa, the equal interprofessional training fund organized by the employers' confederation Confindustria and the three union confederations (Cgil, Cisl and Uil) allocated €12 million to pay for trainings in terms of occupational safety and protection of health. (Ref. 080170)
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Safer work environment is the main goal of the Confindustria, the Cgil, the Cisl and the Uil for 2008. Thus, the strategic committee Fondimpresa – composed of the president and the vice-presidents of the Confindustria, Luca Cordero di Montezemolo and Alberto Bombassei and Ettore Artoli; and of the Cgil, Cisl and Uil general secretaries, Gugliemo Epifani, Raffaele Bonnani and Luigi Angeletti – decided to conduct an “extraordinary plan to improve the stream of methods and practices to prevent and

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