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The accident occurred in the industrial port of Cagliari.
A worker was found dead this morning at the industrial port of Cagliari, the man was apparently crushed by some gigantic pipes while he worked.
The dynamics of the tragedy are not yet clear and the Carabinieri and Spresal specialists are operating on site.
The alarm was triggered by a person who, passing through the airport area, saw the worker's body.
The 118 doctors immediately arrived on site but there was nothing left that could be done for the worker.

The banking unions reject the latest meeting with the ABI for the renewal of the collective agreement. Requests for increases of 518 euros and a cut in working hours to 35 hours, but there is a lack of openness and strategic visions from the counterpart.
The mayor of Genoa Silvia Salis welcomes the government's commitment to the production continuity of the former Ilva factories, but underlines that the sale must be concluded soon to guarantee jobs and industrial relaunch. During question time in the Chamber, Minister Urso declared that no group has made a separate offer for the Northern factories, while workers' protests continue in Genoa for the third consecutive day.

The workers of the former Ilva plant in Cornigliano left the prefecture of Genoa and returned to the garrison in front of the Government Palace, awaiting a final document on the meeting between commissioners and national unions regarding the purchase of coils to continue the work. Minister Urso stated that no proposal had been made for the northern area separated from Taranto, while the secretary Fiom De Palma asked for an urgent discussion and a social plan for the transition.

On Friday 16 October, PosteAirCargo pilots will fold their arms for a 24-hour national strike, proclaimed by Uiltrasporti after the company's refusal to renew the expired national contract and the unilateral application of criteria for career advancement. The union denounces a lack of dialogue and arbitrary logic in professional progression, apologizing for the possible inconvenience to the shipping and logistics service.
Third day of mobilization for the workers of the former Ilva. In Genoa, the march called for urgent government intervention. Minister Urso specified that so far no separate offers have been received for the Northern plants.

The workers of the former Ilva di Cornigliano occupied the prefecture of Genoa to protest against production uncertainty. Having rejected Minister Urso's intervention, the unions demand written guarantees on the resumption of work activities.