Italy: Milan province signs agreement with the social partners for extraordinary employment support program

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Over 1,000 workers affected and a budget exceeding €6m; these are the important figures of the “agreement to support employment, the revival of the economic productive system and against the crisis” signed in Milan on may 13th between the Milan province and the Assolombarda, CNA Milano, Confartigianato Milano, Confapi Milano, CLAAI-Unione Artigiani, Unione del Commercio del Turismo dei Servizi e delle Professioni, ALI-Confindustria Altomilanese, and Confartigianato Altomilanese employers’ organizations from the Milan province and the CGIL Legnano Ticino Olona, Cisl Legnano Magenta and Uil Milan for unions.
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the Milan province and the Assolombarda, CNA Milano, Confartigianato Milano, Confapi Milano, CLAAI-Unione Artigiani, Unione del Commercio del Turismo dei Servizi e delle Professioni, ALI-Confindustria Altomilanese, and Confartigianato Altomilanese employers’ organizations from the Milan province and the CGIL Legnano Ticino Olona, Cisl Legnano Magenta and Uil Milan for unions.

Save employment and the productive fabric. The President of the Milan province, Gudo Podestà, explained that this initia

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