Italy: executive committee of the Cisl’s metal federation, Fim, defines priorities for 2011

The national executive committee of the Fim-Cisl, gathered in Rome on March 23rd, almost unanimously approved (3 abstentions) its strategy for the coming months, asking its secretariat to draw up three documents on the crisis and industrial policies, representation and democracy, as well as the guidelines for the negotiation of local collective agreements.  Here are the key elements.
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>, almost unanimously approved (3 abstentions) its strategy for the coming months, asking its secretariat to draw up three documents on the crisis and industrial policies, representation and democracy, as well as the guidelines for the negotiation of local collective agreements. Here are the key elements.

Boost industrial policy. In an economic context characterized by a decline in competitiveness, the erosion of employment and the break in the link between plants and territories because of re

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