Trade unions against Unicredit: action to be taken if the ban on remote working is not reviewed

Under the agreement signed by Fiom, Fim and Uilm, redundancies have fallen from over 1,700 to just over 900, investment has risen to 100 million euros, production will reach 3.2 million units, and the Cerreto d’Esi site will remain operational until reindustrialisation takes place. The Government has committed to refinancing social safety nets and expansion contracts

Electrolux reaches agreement at Mimit: redundancies almost halved and incentives of up to 95,000 euros. Full details

The report presented at Ecomondo in Rimini highlights that the sector has reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 73 per cent since 1990. Federchimica’s president, Buzzella, said: “The transition cannot happen without industry, and it is impossible without the chemical sector.”

Chemicals: emissions have already fallen below the EU’s 2030 targets

Fabi’s General Secretary, Lando Maria Sileoni, takes stock of the negotiations with ABI regarding the renewal of the collective agreement, which are set to resume on 9 November. He says the negotiations are ‘progressing too slowly’

Sileoni: ‘We need a concrete proposal from the banks regarding workers’ wages’

Big tech firms are losing ground in Universum’s Italian rankings. Over 7,500 students from 50 universities were involved in compiling the rankings

Intesa Sanpaolo and Ferrari: the companies students dream of working for

The number of redundancies has fallen to 1,190 from 1,250, following a further 60 voluntary departures. Various measures are being considered, including expansion contracts. In Cerreto d’Esi, the trade unions are calling for production to be maintained until a new investor comes on board

Electrolux: negotiations entering the final stages – the meetings on 2 and 3 November will be decisive

Negotiations between ABI and the trade unions will continue on 9 and 19 November, but the parties have not yet managed to address the substance of the issues

Bank collective agreements, Sileoni: ‘With 38 billion in profits, there’s no excuse for the pay rise’

The private meeting in Milan elected the new chairperson to succeed Francesco Baroni

Assolavoro: Anna Gionfriddo takes over as chair: ‘Expanding participation in the labour market’

Brindisi: 51-year-old worker killed after being crushed by a machine

On Monday 26 October, Federchimica’s president, Francesco Buzzella, will bring together businesses in Milan: following addresses by Meloni, Metsola, Urso and Pichetto Fratin, Confindustria’s president, Emanuele Orsini, and Minister Tajani are expected to attend 

Chemistry: from health to energy – the topics on the agenda at the industrialists’ meeting

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