Italy : renewal of the economic part of the collective agreement in the energy and oil sector

The unions greeted the conclusion of this agreement which occurs in a context of tense relations between the employers’ union Confindustria and other employers’ unions, and amid renegotiation of branch collective agreements. According to social partners, the general consensus consolidates industrial relations in the sector which are already qualified as “constructive and positive” by the unions. 
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mployers’ union Confindustria and other employers’ unions, and amid renegotiation of branch collective agreements. According to social partners, the general consensus consolidates industrial relations in the sector which are already qualified as “constructive and positive” by the unions.


Expiring end of December 2007, the economic part of the CCN was renewed for 2 years and will concern over 35,000 employees of sixty or so firms in the sector (such as the Eni group, Shell, Esso, Erg, Total, Q8,

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