A day with arms crossed for the job protection and for relaunch the telecommunications sector. It is the strike called by three trade union organizations in support of employees in the telco sector, the main ones: SLC-CGIL, FISTEL-CISL and UILCOM-UIL.
The three published the joint letter which was delivered in the past few hours to the Ministry of Labor and Social Policies, to the Directorate General for the Protection of Working Conditions and Industrial Relations and obviously to the Guarantee Commission for the implementation of the strike law for the categories of essential public services.
The strike was called for Tuesday 6 June: all personnel of companies in the TLC sector will cross their arms for the entire eight-hour work shift, with the exception of personnel working in Valle d’Aosta and Trentino Alto Adige who postpone the protest to Thursday 8 June “out of respect for electoral franchises”.
The writers declare that they carried out the cooling procedure with Assotelecomunicazioni ASSTEL (the Confindustria association that represents the TLC supply chain, ed.) with a negative outcome on 12 April 2023 and the attempted conciliation with the Ministry of Labor on 19 April 2023 , also this one with negative outcome.
The telecommunications sector is in turmoil, and June’s protest isn’t the only recent protest. Attempts to thaw between union representatives and WindTre of the past few days have ended in a stalemate, and there against the spin-off of WindTre in two branches of workers in fear that it could cause the dismissal of thousands of employees culminated in the proclamation of a one-day strike.
Workers will boycott the entire shift of Thursday 4 Mayand will not perform extraordinary and ancillary services from 2 to 31 May 2023 inclusive,“subject to the days of deductible foreseen close to the days of administrative elections”.