Trelleborg, according to Tivoli in derogation Jobs Act. Unindustria attacks … – The Republic

In Lazio broke the ‘case’ of Trelleborg Wheel Systems Tivoli, tire company in the industry, which has signed an agreement with the unions, providing de facto exemption from the Jobs Act, in particular on the effects of dismissal. The agreement (signed with unions Filctem Cgil, Cisl Femca, Uiltec UIL, UGL Chemical) has been severely criticized by Maurizio Kin, president of Lazio Unindustria that “the company is a signatory so put off by the fact of our association.”

“This agreement goes in exactly the opposite direction to the provisions of the new rules contained in the Jobs Act Government Matteo Renzi and creates a material injury to the interests of the business. For this reason – concludes Sons – the business system strongly hopes that the government intervenes decisively stating the unavailability of the contractually redundancies legislation. “
Dura replication unions: Emilio Miceli, general secretary of Filctem-Cgil,” we are castor oil, punishment, expulsion. ” “This attitude – Miceli concludes – we understand how great the distance between politics, even in the version of Confindustria, and places of work and production.”

It also Claudio Di Berardino, secretary Cgil of Rome and Lazio, attacks Unindustria: “I really serious decision to suspend Maurizio Sons as a precaution the Trelleborg Wheel Systems Tivoli from Unidustria following the agreement signed a few days ago with the trade union organizations. Lineage same , in his statements, recognize the ownership of the company to sign agreements valued ‘in line with its strategies’. With this suspension is in fact said the opposite. There is not even clear what would be the content “detrimental to the principles solidarity and community of interest “

at the base of the system associated Unindustria expressed agreement. An agreement in many respects innovative and above all puts workers sheltered from the devastating effects of the Jobs Act, maintaining the protections provided by ‘ art. 18 of the Statute of Workers. The utterances of Sons not only deny the value to the consultation, but belittle the contribution of the social partners in negotiations on regional industrial policies. “

Arguments:

jobs act

agreement in derogation

Industry

Confindustria

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Maurizio Sons