Italy's civil-service unions on
Tuesday called a national strike on December 9.
Among the grievances cited was a lack of resources for working
in safety, and no movement on national wage contracts.
Other complaints are the lack of a major hiring scheme including
the stabilization of precarious workers, and a major refinancing
of job renewals.
Unions Fp Cgil, Cisl Fp, Uil Fpl and Uil Pa said recent talks
between the governmen and the big three union federations, CGIL,
CISL and UIl, had failed to meet their demands.
The announcement was signed by sector union chiefs Serena
Sorrentino, Maurizio Petriccioli, Michelangelo Librandi, and
Nicola Turco.
The government had pledged funds to the civil service for the
COVID pandemic.
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