Italy: the Council of Ministers approves the bill on the reform of the right to strike

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0% of union members must vote for it. Failing this, if the strike call is voted by at least 20%, it will be necessary for them to obtain approval by 30% through a “prior compulsory referendum”. This is one of the provisions of the bill approved by the Council of Ministers, which gives the government a mandate to ratify a single text of strike legislation over the next two years. The union confederation CGIL has pulled the alarm signal, basic unions are preparing for confrontation, whereas the C

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