Italy: the referendum organized by the Fiom denouncing an agreement on the restructuring of Alenia Aeronavali failed

On September 9-11, 2008, the Fiom organized, on all the sites of Alenia Aeronavali (a company with a workforce of 1.300 belonging to the group Finmeccanica), a referendum to rescind the separate agreement on the management of the restructuring of the firm signed in June by the Fim-Cisl and Uilm unions, which marked a break between the three unions. (Ref. 080771)
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On September 9-11, the Fiom organized this referendum on the repeal of the restructuring agreement signed on June 16 with the objective of reopening negotiations to improve it with the support of the workers. It was “hard” to organize because of the “hostility of the other union organizations” (since the Fim and Uilm are opposed to the abrogation of the agreement), the Fiom explained, and because of the refusal of Alenia Aeronavali to supply the equipment for the consultation, due to the fact t

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