Italy: Fiom-CGIL presents platform for the renewal of the economic part of the metal national collective agreement

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federation – decided to present its platform for the renewal of the economic part of the sector’s national collective agreement three months early, after the Fim-Cisl and Uilm-Uil presented a separate platform (see our dispatch No. 090690). The Fiom demands a monthly wage increase of 130 euros for the lowest wages and the respect of union democracy. (Ref. 090694)

“Increase the lowest wages.” The national Fiom assembly gathered in Rome on June 30 approved the goal to increase the lowest wages as

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