Interior Minister Matteo Salvini
told the big three trade unions Monday that the government
wanted to define next year's budget bill by August and was keen
to get their input.
"We want the budget to be brought forward a lot, we want to
define its (main) points between July and August and we want to
accept your suggestions," he told CGIL, CISL and UIL.
Salvini also said Monday's talks would be the start of a
series.
"It's the start of a process," he said, while stressing "we
don't want to stand in for the premier".
He announced a new round of talks within a fortnight, or in
any case before the end of the summer, union sources said.
The government wants to frame a budget that will stick to EU
rules while finding the cash to pass a 15% flat tax.
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