Italy: tough negotiations ahead for the renewal of the national banking collective agreement

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With over 1,000 participants, the round table on “Emergency national collective agreement” organized by the Fabi on March 29th on the priorities of the platform for the renewal of the sector’s national collective agreement was the ground for a first fight between unions and employers.
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7th. They claim, among other things, for an average EUR 204 wage increase. However, the Abi employers’ organization (Associazione Bancaria Italiana) already rejected this claim. (Ref. 110231)

With over 1,000 participants, the round table on “Emergency national collective agreement” organized by the Fabi on March 29th on the priorities of the platform for the renewal of the sector’s national collective agreement was the ground for a first fight between unions and employers.

The wage issue. Un

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