Stop the strike of air traffic controllers: Tomorrow regular flights, takes the injunction – The Gazzettino

regular flights Tomorrow . After the pressure of the Ministries of Transport and Interior, the two acronyms that have resorted to the TAR, getting set aside the order of the protest deferment, they have in fact withdrawn the strike. It is learned from ministerial sources. The Department of Transport will nevertheless a meeting next week with the unions on outstanding issues.

Hard Line Interior Minister Angelino Alfano after the decision of the Tar of Lazio to cancel the postponement of the strike of air traffic controllers scheduled for saturday. “I sent a circular to all the prefects because they urgently adopt the necessary measures” to the injunction of air traffic controllers’ because the air traffic takes place regularly, “said Alfano. According to sources in the Interior Ministry, the minister has decided the “stop the strikes on public order grounds. Justifying hundreds of thousands of passengers involved. “

In case of a strike by air traffic controllers, tomorrow, from 10 to 18, could be involved” 2,200 flights, including international and domestic, of which only 450 Fiumicino, for a number of about 350 thousand passengers. ” It is what we read in a statement from the Interior Minister. These figures justifying the injunction requested by the Minister to the prefects to avoid problems of public order in a day ‘of the busiest, airports, throughout the summer season 2016 “.

” It is right and proper that the government adopts any measure for postponing the strike of flight operators, for reasons of public policy, proclaimed for tomorrow, “said the deputy Minister for infrastructure and Transport, Riccardo Nencini. “The strike – he added – could result in discomfort of enormous proportions for hundreds of thousands of citizens in a time of intense flow of tourists in the Italian airports.

<'p> Today, the Lazio Regional Administrative Court had annulled the order with which the Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Graziano Delrio had deferred to another date the strike called for tomorrow by air traffic controllers’ unions. “The motivation of the act – we read in the decree of the TAR, which was adopted on the application of one of the unions – does not appear likely to represent exceptional reasons, such as to allow a limitation of the right to strike.”

To bring the action had been the Unica unions (Italian Flight Assistance and Control Union) and Anpcat (National Association controllers and flight attendants professionals). “Once again – writes the Administrative Court – the ministerial decision does not appear preceded by a suitable signaling the Guarantee Commission for the exercise of the right to strike in essential public services, or from the Administration prior disclosure to the Commission it.”

in addition, says even the Tar, “the statement of reasons – to report necessarily, to support an independent initiative of the President of the Council of Ministers or a minister delegated by him in accordance with art. 8 paragraph 1 of the Law of 2 June 1990 n. 146 to ‘well-founded risk of serious and imminent harm to the rights of the person guaranteed by the Constitution – does not appear likely to represent vice versa exceptional reasons, such as to allow a limitation of the right to strike, more than the strict legal parameters that circumscribe the exercise of this right in essential public services. ” Therefore, concludes the Tar, “the provisional remedy must be upheld.”

     
     
          

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