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The Court of Auditors examines and certifies the hypotheses of a national collective labor agreement for the public sector.
The Court of Auditors has "positively certified the hypothesis of a national collective labor agreement (CCNL) relating to the staff of the local functions sector for the three-year period 2025-2027", with "observations and recommendations", as stated in a note from the Court.
The contract will determine, when fully operational, an increase of 5.4%, equal to an average monthly increase per capita of 136.61 euros.
The charges deriving from the contractual renewal amount to 323.47 million euros for 2025, 654.14 million euros for 2026 and 971.44 million euros for 2027, reaching 982 million euros per year when fully operational.

Anna Gionfriddo was elected president of Assolavoro for the three-year period 2024-2027, becoming the first woman to hold this role. He succeeds Francesco Baroni and aims to strengthen the role of employment agencies in the Italian market.
Protests by taxi drivers and NCCs in Rome against high energy prices, while the road transport table meets at the Ministry of Infrastructure. Meanwhile, Italy is asking Brussels for EAFRD funds for agricultural fuel.

Taxi drivers, NCC and road haulage associations are asking the government to restore the tax credit to cover the increase in management costs, threatening a strike. A meeting with Matteo Salvini is scheduled for Tuesday at MIT.

Once the truck protest has passed, Italy is preparing for two days of disruption with general strikes proclaimed by the grassroots unions for Friday 30 October against the high cost of living, fuel prices and military spending.

Taxi drivers, NCCs and hauliers are asking the government for the certainty of a tax credit to cover the increase in management costs. The possibility of a strike and the meeting at the MIT with Minister Salvini are also on the table.

The protest against high fuel prices in Italy is reignited with mobilizations of taxi drivers and NCCs, while the government faces discussions with hauliers and asks the EU to extend EAFRD aid for fuel costs.