
The mobilization was proclaimed by the Fim, Fiom and Uilm unions after the breakdown of negotiations at the ministry
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The trade unions have stopped discussions with the company at the Ministry of Business. The company intends to change the organization of work and close the Cerreto d'Esi site.
Fim Fiom and Uilm have proclaimed an eight-hour strike in all Electrolux factories. The methods, explain the unions, "will be specified" together with the "continuation of the state of agitation".
The proclamation comes at the end of two days of negotiations at the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy where, the unions explain, "Electrolux has asked for the intention to overcome the union agreements on the organization of work", offering "only limited changes to the industrial plan and confirms the closure of the Cerreto d'Esi site".
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Execution of an eight-hour strike in the Electrolux factories.
Very likely · Within weeks

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