Cwt Italia withdraws the 190 collective redundancies
The multinational company has sent a letter to the trade unions in which it has expressed its willingness to negotiate to manage the redundancies differently. On October 30, the confrontation will resume.
Cwt Italia has agreed to revoke the collective layoffs of 190 workers initiated on October 4th, according to Filcams, Fisascat, and Uiltucs. The multinational corporation has expressed willingness to open a new dialogue to identify shared solutions for the organizational restructuring necessary for the company's economic sustainability.
This stance by Cwt Italy significantly alters the framework within which the issue has developed. A meeting has been scheduled for October 30th, but today's gathering is crucial for the workers' future employment, as it will lead to a different approach to layoffs within a very complex scenario. The unions reiterate their demand for transparency regarding the effects of the acquisition by Amex GBT and the role of the joint venture with Uvet, as well as discussing the restructuring at the group level.
For representatives of the workers, the cuts linked to ongoing reorganization processes, technological transformations, and the increasing use of automation and artificial intelligence tools remain unacceptable.
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