Susanna Camusso, the head of
Italy's biggest trade union confederation CGIL, said Tuesday
that furore over recent strikes was the result of a anti-worker
campaign.
Premier Matteo Renzi proposed tighter restrictions on
industrial action after strikes last week at the Pompeii
archaeological site and by Alitalia staff caused mayor
disruption.
Rome's transport service has also been thrown into chaos
by a work-to-rule by metro drivers.
"It doesn't seem the right road to me," Camusso said of
the possible squeeze on strikes.
"It smacks to me of the umpteenth summer campaign against
the workers.
"There's no need to pass new laws. Using the existing
agreements is sufficient".
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