Italy: Telecom Italia launches its “school of labor relations”

“With this initiative, Telecom Italia keeps building a system marked by dialogue between the partners, the only one that can generate value for the entire society” declared Telecom Italia’s managing director Franco Bernabè, when presenting Telecom Italia’s school of labor relations yesterday,  December 14th, in Rome.  The first meeting, themed “Social Scene and Industrial Relations Systems,” gathered the Minister of Labor Maurizio Sacconi, Cisl leader Raffaele Bonnani, CGIL leader Susanna Camusso, and Uil confederal secretary Paolo Pirani and took place at the Telecom Italia Auditorium.
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Sacconi, Cisl leader Raffaele Bonnani, CGIL leader Susanna Camusso, and Uil confederal secretary Paolo Pirani and took place at the Telecom Italia Auditorium.

A permanent dialogue space. Telecom Italia’s initiative aims to create a permanent dialogue space between the “industrial relations operators” of the company, institutions and sectoral unions to increase social dialog. A scientific committee composed of scholars, media representatives and Telecom Italia’s top management will dictate the

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