CGIL steelworkers will gather in Rome on 21 November to take part in a national demonstration protesting Matteo Renzi’s government’s policies and putting forward a new different social and economic model. The union is also championing its platform for renewing the national metals’ sector collective agreement following first meetings with the employers’ body on 05 November.
“The government is not listening to the country, it is only paying attention to the strongest financial and economic power units,” accused the country’s largest metals union, Fiom. The union will, on 21 November attempt to have the voice of “the working world, of the country’s real majority” heard via a national demonstration to be held in the country’s capital, Rome. On top of union member participation from across the country (with more than 200 buses expected to arrive in Rome), other CGIL a
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