Contracts in the tertiary sector, the difficult path of the single employer table
After presenting the platform, Filcams, Fisascat and Uiltucs wrote to all employers' associations to start negotiations together on 10 and 11 November.
Italian trade unions Filcams, Fisascat, and Uiltucs have requested a joint meeting with all employer associations, including Federdistribuzione, Confcommercio, Coop, and Confesercenti, on November 10 and 11. They aim to quickly start negotiations for the renewal of the national collective contract for the tertiary sector, which is set to expire at the beginning of 2027.
The unions' platform, presented in late September, includes a proposed average salary increase of 220 euros. The unions hope to bring together diverse employer associations, representing various industries and company sizes, to negotiate a unified contract. The contract covers nearly 3 million workers and is the most important in the private sector.
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