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Transport, February strikes start today. Also national (one-day) stoppages for both trains and planes

A month with several strikes, many of them already this week, albeit at local or regional level. Salvini: 'Increase penalties for wild stops'

by Rome Editorial Staff

Rome, IT, July 13 2023: Airbus A320neo airplane operated by ITA Airways parked at the boarding area of Fiumicino Airport. Illustrative editorial. Transportation and travel

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A February begins with many strikes, especially in the transport sector. Starting already today, at local and regional level, up to national stoppages.

Many strikes during the first week

Monday 2 February will start with a strike, called by the Orsa Ferrovie union, of Trenord that will last 23 hours: according to the ministry of transport website, trains will be at risk from 3am on 2 February to 2am on 3 February.

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On the same day, for four hours, the railway contract staff of the Elior Itinere/Polaris division of the Lazio region will abstain from work for the protest called by Uilt-Uil/Ugl railway workers.

Also in the railway sector, on 5 February, there will be an 8-hour strike at provincial level of Trenitalia staff in the Rimini locomotive construction workshop technical management;

On Friday, 6 February, the port sector will be affected by a national all-day strike proclaimed by the private labour union Usb. There will be an eight-hour stoppage for each shift of Autostrade per l'Italia Direzione II tronco Milano personnel called by Uilt-Uil.

On the same day, Friday 6 February, local protests also took place in public transport in some regions: Orsa autoferro has called for a 24-hour stoppage of personnel of the Tua company in the Abruzzo region; Filt-Cgil/Fit-Cisl/Uilt-Uil/Faisa-Cisal workers who work in the Tua company production units of Lanciano (Chieti) and Teramo are on strike for 24 hours; while Amtab employees in Bari are on strike for 4 hours for the protest called by Uilt-Uil.

National strikes: flight stoppages on 16 February

We come to the national stoppages. On Monday 16 February there is that of flights: the abstention from work will concern air transport and will be national and of 24 hours. The staff of Ita airways (Filt-Cgil/Fit-Cisl/Uilt-Uil/Ugl/Anpac/Anp proclamation), the company Alha Aeroporto di Milano Malpensa (Cub), the Airport handling of Milano Linate and Malpensa (Cub) and the flight attendants of Vueling airlines (Filt Cgil and Anpac) will be affected. The ground and flight staff of Ita airways (Usb private work) will stop for 4 hours.

At the end of the month, finally, strikes on the 27th and 28th: the train and on-board staff of the Ferrovie dello Stato group will stop for 24 hours from 9 p.m. on the 27th for a national assembly,

The other strikes

Friday 13 February will be the turn of a 24-hour public transport strike by the staff of the Sasa company of Bolzano called by Filt-Cgil/Ugl/Usb private work/Orsa trasporti and the employees of Gtm of Termoli (Campobasso) who are members of Uilt-Uil.

The staff of Arriva Udine of the Asi, an independent trade union association, also stopped for nine hours.

Finally, on 27 February - in addition to the national strike - the operating operators of the Ferrovie Sud Est and Bari car services will stop for 4 hours for the strike called by Filt-Cgil/Fit-Cisl/Uilt-Uil/Faisa-Cisal.

Salvini: strikes in February? Increase penalties for wild stops

"I read about strikes in February. The trade unions are announcing other strikes and here too I will propose increasing the penalties for those who proclaim and carry out irregular or wild strikes, outside what the law provides for". This was said by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Matteo Salvini, at the microphones of Rtl. "Since the strike is an important instrument of trade union battle and claim," he added, "it cannot be made every quarter of an hour or, better, every Friday."

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