Italy: the national union meeting of the Fiat group approved the platform to negotiate the company agreement

Involvement of the trade union in the industrial policy choices, an international framework agreement on union rights, 2.100 euro of payoff bonus: these are the three main claims included in the platform for the negotiation of the company agreement of the Fiat group, voted on October 8 by the national assembly of the unitary trade union representative body (RSU). (Ref. 080805)
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With only one vote against and one abstention, the general assembly of the Fim, Fiom, Uilm, Fismic union representatives of the Fiat group, which took place on October 8 in Rome, approved the 2009-12 platform for the company agreement, which is coming to an end on December 31. Meetings will be held in all of Fiat’s facilities on October 27 to present the platform to the employees who will express their opinion in a referendum from October 28 to October 30, 2008.

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