Contratti terziario, la strada difficile del tavolo unico datoriale

After presenting the trade union platform for renewing the national collective contract for the tertiary sector, the sectoral trade unions Filcams, Fisascat and Uiltucs have requested a unitary meeting with all employer associations, from Federdistribuzione to Confcommercio, through to Coop and Confesercenti. The dates proposed in the letter sent are November 10th and 11th: a swift negotiation for the three acronyms would allow the negotiation to be closed by the beginning of 2027.

Among the demands presented by the platform late in September is an average overall increase of 220 euros. The most ambitious objective of the union, however, is not timing, but bringing together all employer associations that have differing souls around the same table: from the small retailer to the multinational modern distribution and organized cooperative.

The diversity of the realities represented makes their contractual needs different as well, and this has always led to negotiations at different tables. Given the widespread diffusion of the tertiary contract, the largest in the private sector with nearly 3 million workers and employees, the unions believe that the time has come to respond, ensuring greater homogeneity in working conditions, compensations and protections for everyone.