"We worked with the Mise to verify the adequacy of a solution that can be more or less close in time. There are variables, the first is to understand Whirlpool's willingness to accompany this process. As a ministry, we are responsible for ensuring continuity in operation. of the solution that is being defined "to" avoid that there is a vacuum "and assumes" a commitment to ensure continuity of employment and avert layoffs ". This was said, according to what is learned, by the
Minister of Labor Andrea Orlando
, at the table on the Whirlpool dispute at the Mise.
"The commitment of 25 October is for both ministers to let us know which measures will be taken for continuity and to illustrate the consortium plan".
Barbara Tibaldi, national secretary Fiom-Cgil,
asks for it
, leaving the Mise at the end of the table on the Whirlpool dispute. The workers must know, he explains, "that the seats, the batteries will be made and that the electronics parts will be worked on within the supply chain and then they must tell us how many people, we must know what awaits us. There must be a commitment that is also respected. from them, and how much waiting time there will be. We are so that we know in advance what you want to do and with how many people and then they will tell us with whom. Surely there will be Invitalia ". For Gianluca Ficco, Uilm national secretary, the "important thing is the fact that Orlando also intervened at the last minute and agreed to record a specific commitment" and warns Giorgetti that they will go to "Varese to make the workers' voices heard clear. ,let's talk to an inconclusive government that on Monday must give us the first concrete answers "The guarantees and the solution of" working continuity for all 340 employees to move from Whirlpool to a new subject - adds Nobis of Fim-Cisl - both on an equal footing of conditions, with maintenance of the job in Naples and maintenance of our professionalism. For the rest of us we have trusted the government but now we need to accelerate ".For the rest of us we have trusted the government but now we need to accelerate ".For the rest of us we have trusted the government but now we need to accelerate ".
The procession of workers in Rome
About 500 Whirlpool and Elica workers marched from Termini Station this morning to the Ministry of Economic Development. "Naples and Ancona united in the fight, we will never give up," shout the workers once again and invoke the names of the ministers Orlando and Giorgetti from whom today they hope to obtain concrete answers. "They told us that today they would have illustrated an extraordinary measure capable of ferrying these workers from Whirlpool to the Consortium. Today we expect seriousness from these governments and explain to us how we can continue. We do not give up, we will never give up", commented Barbara Tibaldi, Fiom-Cgil national secretary. Meanwhile, yesterday, in a joint Fim-Fiom-Uilm press release, they announced a national demonstration for Whirlpool on October 29 in Varese,supported by 8 hours of strike in all plants. Among other actions taken, hold assemblies at each site to update workers and schedule strike action in each plant. The trade unions want to know as soon as possible in detail the industrial plan and the Government's commitment to set up the Consortium by 15 December. The future of the 340 workers at the Naples site is at stake. "That is a defense of legality as well as a job for these 340 workers - underlines Tibaldi - is it ever possible that a solution cannot be found?".The trade unions want to know as soon as possible in detail the industrial plan and the Government's commitment to set up the Consortium by 15 December. The future of the 340 workers at the Naples site is at stake. "That is a defense of legality as well as a job for these 340 workers - underlines Tibaldi - is it ever possible that a solution cannot be found?".The trade unions want to know as soon as possible in detail the industrial plan and the Government's commitment to set up the Consortium by 15 December. The future of the 340 workers at the Naples site is at stake. "That is a defense of legality as well as a job for these 340 workers - underlines Tibaldi - is it ever possible that a solution cannot be found?".