
AI-generated summary
Unions complain about a worsening of working conditions mainly due to the increase in fuel costs.
Taxi unions are ready to strike. The high cost of fuel adds to a series of other critical issues affecting the category and has led the situation to become "unsustainable", explain Unica Taxi Filt Cgil and Uiltrasporti interviewed by ANSA.
The unions have already asked the government for a meeting, but if they do not receive a response, "a stoppage of service" will be inevitable for them.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Shutdown of service if the government does not respond to the request for a meeting.
Likely · Within weeks

Assotir warns the government: possible road transport strike against high diesel prices if a discussion table is not opened. Adusbef disagrees, proposing a common front between all the affected parties to avoid damage to the country.

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The workers of Semat Engineering, a former Ilva subsidiary of Taranto, continue the indefinite strike and the protest for the failure to pay the August salary and the redundancy fund, leaving 213 families without income for over two months.

A man in his 60s died this morning in an accident at work in a company in Sant'Arcangelo, in the province of Potenza. Investigations underway by the Carabinieri.

Three serious accidents at work occurred in Veneto between Venice and Treviso. A young railway operator in Mestre, an ecological worker in Fusina and a nineteen-year-old worker who fell from a roof in Motta di Livenza were injured.

The month of September is characterized by a series of strikes in the transport sector in Italy. The unrest affects local public transport, rail and air, with disruptions planned in several cities and nationwide.