Italy's 'big three' trade union
federations told the parliamentary budget commission Monday
proposed changes to national collective bargaining rules
contained in the government's 2016 financial and economic
blueprint risk "altering the balance of industrial relations in
the country".
"Disarticulating the collective bargaining system could
generate negative consequences for both workers and companies,"
CGIL, CISL and UIL said.
"The first could get dumped, the second could suffer from
unfair competition".
CGIL added the DEF would "prolong the economic crisis...via
a strategy of consolidating public finances instead of
expansionary measures".
UIL said the DEF fails to promote economic growth and job
creation via massive public investments. "We see no trace of
these," the UIL delegates told lawmakers.
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