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Tertiary contract, green light for a single platform with a 220 euro increase for 3 million employees

The trade unions Filcams, Fisascat and Uiltucs have approved a unitary document for the renewal with Confcommercio, Confesercenti, Federdistribuzione and the cooperative associations Ancc-Coop, Confcooperative Consumo and Utenza and Agci.

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Tertiary contract, green light for a single platform with a 220 euro increase for 3 million employees

Una nuova piattaforma unica nel settore terziario, approuvata dai sindacati Filcams, Fisascat e Uiltucs, offre a oltre 3 milioni di lavoratori un aumento di 220 euro mensile per rinnovare i loro contratti che scadono il 31 marzo 2027. Le associazioni datoriali di Confcommercio, Confesercenti, Federdistribuzione, cooperative Ancc-Coop, Confcooperative Consumo e Utenza e Agci sono state rappresentate nella piattaforma, con approvazione dei 1.500 delegati ad una riunione all’Auditorium della Conciliazione a Roma.

I sindacati mirano a rafforzare i salari, tutelare il potere d’acquisto e affrontare la precarietà, il lavoro povero e la frammentazione assorbente del settore, all'interno della nuova fase dei confronti con le associazioni datoriali.

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