Italy: unitary start for the developments of the platform for the renewal of the banking CCN

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The key unions in the banking sector (Fabi, Fiba Cisl, Fisac CGIL, Silcea, Sinfub, UGL and Uilca) announced, on November 16th, the start of a unitary journey for the preparation of the claim platform for the renewal of the sector’s CCN, which will expire on December 31st and was already terminated by the Abi employers’ organization on September 24th.
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ac CGIL, Silcea, Sinfub, UGL and Uilca) announced, on November 16th, the start of a unitary journey for the preparation of the claim platform for the renewal of the sector’s CCN, which will expire on December 31st and was already terminated by the Abi employers’ organization on September 24th.

Priorities. Unions first want to reclaim and maintain real buying power and they want to find “effective and feasible” solution to stop the precariousness of youth employment by encouraging “strong growth”

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