Industrial employers' group
Confindustria and trade unions on Friday signed a new contract
setting up a new model for collective bargaining and industrial
relations in Italy.
Confindustria chief Vincenzo Boccia signed the accord with
CGIL leader Susanna Camusso, CISL leader Annamaria Furlan and
UIL leader Carmelo Barbagallo after the deal was agreed on
February 28.
The accord confirms two levels of bargaining, national and
company or regional level, sets out the criteria for calculating
wage rises, introduces overall and minimum economic treatment
(Italian acronyms TEC and TEM), and defines for the first time
the measure of representation for businesses.
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