Italy: unitary agreement for the renewal of the collective agreement of the Poste Italiane

After “long and difficult negotiations” during which, according to unions, only “unity and homogeneity” helped overcome “unjustified rigidity” from the group’s management, SLP-Cisl, SLC-CGIL, Uilposte, Failp-Cisal, Confsal Comunicazioni, and UGL Comunicazioni signed, on April 14th, a unitary agreement with Poste Italiane Spa for the renewal of the 2010-2012 CCN covering the 150,000 employees of the group and other undertakings of the group after harmonization.  Valid between January 1, 2010 and December 31, 2012, it is the lat company agreement for Poste Italiane before the liberalization, which should lead to a sectoral CCN, for which negotiations should start next June.  This week, workers will vote on the agreement, to validate it by the end of the month.  Here are the key elements.
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aliane before the liberalization, which should lead to a sectoral CCN, for which negotiations should start next June. This week, workers will vote on the agreement, to validate it by the end of the month. Here are the key elements.


Wage increase. The agreement provides for a €100 monthly increase on basic pay for the middle band (counter clerks) divided in 3 (€30 in May 2011, €35 in January 2012 and €35 in September 2012), in addition to €20 a month covering catering and foresight. Thus, in

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