"If the choice of Quota 102 on pensions were to be confirmed to the Council of Ministers, UIL is not there and is ready to take to the streets if necessary". The general secretary of UIL, Pierpaolo Bombardieri, said this to Isoradio. "On Saturday - he added - we will meet with the colleagues of the CGIL and CISL and we will evaluate which mobilization tools to put together knowing that, since it is a discussion that will last within the Chambers for a month, we should have the strength to put pressure, mobilizations for one month and one day longer than the debate lasts, to convince Parliament to change the choices it has made ".
"I don't expect a general strike, it would seem strange to me. The government is willing to think". Prime Minister Mario Draghi said this at a press conference at the end of the CDM, underlining how the "decision is up to the unions".
On pensions "the goal is the full return to the contributory system, with a transition to Quota 102 (38 years of contributions and 64 years of age)". Prime Minister Draghi said this at a press conference, explaining that the government has put his hand to the Woman Option, the Social Ape "by expanding the range of subjects who can use it. The government - he added - is willing to discuss with the social partners" and with Parliament "because the goal - he reiterated - is the full return to contributory which is the" box "in which many things can be fixed", such as "recovering at work those who have left and find themselves in black" . "Quota 102 approaches first to the contributory", since "within a year you have to stay there but thereit is also the willingness to correct some parts by "dialoguing" with the social partners and with "the government".
