After less than an hour, the meeting in Palazzo Chigi between the government with Prime Minister Mario Draghi and the unions on pensions ended.
At the table on pensions at Palazzo Chigi, the Prime Minister confirmed to the trade unions
the commitment to start discussions with technical tables for the reform of the Fornero law. We
can work on any changes as long as the sustainability of pensions in the medium is not jeopardized and in the long term and within the European context, said Draghi.
At the table between the government and the unions on the pension reform for the executive "there will be the undersecretary to the presidency of the Council Roberto Garofoli, the economic adviser Marco Leonardi and the competent ministers, Orlando, Franco, Brunetta. There will be no Draghi". The secretary of the CISL Luigi Sbarra says this, answering reporters' questions after the meeting at Palazzo Chigi with Prime Minister Mario Draghi on pensions. "An important appointment.
It was decided to finally open the construction site to discuss the rigorma of the Fornero law.
With three comparisons: on flexibility in leaving, on pension for young people and women and on supplementary pension. We have agreed on the method". Thus the general secretary of
UIL, Pierpaolo Bombardieri
, at the end of the meeting at Palazzo Chigi on pensions, explaining that the confrontation will start after Christmas and tomorrow the calendar will arrive from the government.
"It was an important meeting.
The government accepted our approach to launch a phase of confrontation to negotiate a comprehensive, structural reform of pensions. Tomorrow they will send us a calendar of meetings. We reaffirmed the principle that the issue of pensions cannot be alone. an economic cost but a social sustainability issue. The judgment is positive: we are finally opening the yard for the Fornero reform, with a view to making our system more flexible, fairer, more sustainable ". Thus the general secretary of the
CISL, Luigi Sbarra
. The "priorities" to discuss, Sbarra points out,I am "
guarantee pensions for young people and women, flexibility in exit, how to make the social Ape structural and how to incentivize adherence to supplementary pensions,
especially for young people and women ". As for the relationship with CGIL and UIL, on the subject of pensions" we had already presented a unitary platform months ago - he recalls - on that basis, the negotiations will be articulated on that approach.
Of course there has been a tear, there are divisions and differences not so much with respect to the objectives of the platforms but on the gudice we give of the results ", reiterates Sbarra, confirming that according to the CISL the Budget Law has" improved in the last month and a half. .
We will continue to improve it.
And then we have to discuss the new priorities of next year's social and trade union agenda, of inflation, wage growth, jobs and NRP. "