
Agreement between CGIL, CISL, UIL and thirteen employers' associations after almost eighteen hours of negotiation
After almost eighteen hours of negotiation, CGIL, CISL, UIL and thirteen employers' associations signed a proposed framework agreement on representation, contractual structures, wages and contents of collective bargaining, with chapters on health and safety, training and participation, to combat pirate agreements.
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The agreement concerns representation, contractual structures, wages and contents of collective bargaining, with chapters on health and safety, training and participation, to combat pirate agreements.
After a long negotiation lasting almost eighteen hours, this morning the hypothesis of a framework agreement on representation, contractual structures, wages and contents of collective bargaining was signed between CGIL, CISL, UIL and thirteen employers' associations, from Confindustria to Confcommercio, from artisans to cooperatives. The chapters on health and safety, training and participation complete the agreement. The rules range from contract renewals to the recovery of the purchasing power of wages up to the measurement and certification of the weight of trade union and employer acronyms, to counter pirate agreements.

After almost 18 hours of negotiation, CGIL, CISL, UIL and 13 employers' associations signed the hypothesis of a framework agreement on representation, contractual structures, wages and contents of collective bargaining. The chapters on health and safety, training and participation complete the agreement. Present were the general secretaries Landini, Fumarola and Bombardieri and the vice-president of Confindustria Marchesini.

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