Yesterday, June 23, after the second bargaining meeting for the renewal of the banking sector’s national collective agreements, unions pointed to “enormous and unfathomed divisions” between their stance and the employers’ organizations’. Unions want the establishment of a new banking model that, by redirecting services, maintains and even increases the level of employment while guaranteeing that businesses make a profit. On the other side, the employers’ organization wants to review employee categories and further cut costs to exit the crisis. Fabi, the most representative union in the sector, announced that, if nothing changes, “Conflict will be inevitable.” This renegotiation followed employers terminating the CCN early.
“Abi’s policy is inacceptable as it focuses on reducing costs to the detriment of workers’ rights.” Fabi leader Lando Maria Sileoni condemned the banking employers’ organization’s position yesterday after the 2nd bargaining meeting to renew the national collective agreement, which employers terminated very early, causing the union to mobilize last fall (see article No. 7783). On May 28, the Dircredito, Fabi, Fiba-Cisl, Fisac-CGIL, Sinfub, UGL Credito and Uilca-Uil unions sent Abi their...
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