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Stellantis is facing a production reorganization phase in Italy which involves several historic factories.
The meeting between Stellantis and the metalworkers' unions began in Rome. The company delegation is led by the head of Human Resources and industrial relations, Giuseppe Manca. Present for the unions are the leaders of the Automotive sector of Fim Stefano Boschini, Fiom Samuele Lodi, Uilm Gianluca Ficco, the secretaries of Fismic, Uglm and Fiat Managers Associations.
Among the main topics on the table are the return of the redundancy fund to Mirafiori and the future of the Cassino and Termoli plants.

Meeting in Rome between Stellantis and the metalworking unions to discuss the production crisis, the layoffs at Mirafiori and the future of the Cassino and Termoli plants. Fiom-Cgil prepares new salary and contractual requests.

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