Italy: Fiat announces new partial unemployment weeks for white-collar workers

Although the market revival caused by the government’s subsidies, which allowed to cancel some CIG periods (see our dispatch No. 090292), and the agreement with Chrysler gave the group’s employees hope, they were let down last week. Whereas 3.000 people were starting a new week of CIG, on April 7, fiat announced a new Cassa Integrazione schedule for white-collar workers, from May to August for factories in the Turin area.
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dispatch No. 090292), and the agreement with Chrysler gave the group’s employees hope, they were let down last week. Whereas 3.000 people were starting a new week of CIG, on April 7, fiat announced a new Cassa Integrazione schedule for white-collar workers, from May to August for factories in the Turin area.

Partial unemployment schedule. Thus, from may 4 to August 2, 478 employees from fiat Auto at the headquarters in Mirafiori, 255 at Iveco and 240 at Powertrain – i.e. a total of 973 people –

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