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60,000 jobs at risk due to tariffs says UIL union chief

    "The duties are a problem for the whole country," Bombardieri said during a UIL event in Pescara.

Sections - 03.04.2025, 09:58

50,000 jobs could be lost due to tariffs - Bombardieri

(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 5 - Over 50,000 jobs could be lost due to US tariffs, labour union UIL secretary general, Pierpaolo Bombardieri, said on Wednesday.

Sections - 05.03.2025, 12:06

Metal workers to strike on March 28 over contract

(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 5 - Italy's metalworking trade unions FIM CISL, FIOM CGIL and UILM UIL...

Sections - 05.03.2025, 10:28

Daniela Fumarola new GS of CISL

    The other member of the Big Three is UIL, once linked to the Socialist Party (PSI).

Sections - 12.02.2025, 11:50

Sbarra standing down as CISL chief,Fumarola set to take over

    The third biggest is UIL, once aligned with the Socialist Party (PSI).

Sections - 29.12.2024, 13:56

Cassation Court OKs referendum to abolish autonomy law

Italy's s supreme Cassation Court has greenlighted a referendum for the complete abrogation of the government's legislation bringing in 'differentiated autonomy' to enable regions to request more power over how the tax revenues collected in their areas are...

Sections - 12.12.2024, 14:36

TAR halts Salvini's back-to-work order for transport strike

    The general strike proclaimed by the CGIL and UIl unions against the 2025 budget was reduced to 4 hours, in particular for local public transport, air transport and maritime transport, based on the ordinance.

Sections - 12.12.2024, 13:49

Strikes on Wednesday to protest agst deadly Eni depot blast

(ANSA) - ROME, DEC 11 - Italy's three main labour unions CGIL, CISL and UIL...

Sections - 11.12.2024, 09:36

Four-hour strike on Dec. 11 after Calenzano blast

(ANSA) - ROME, DEC 9 - The local chapters of Italy's three largest labour unions CGIL, CISL and UIL...

Sections - 09.12.2024, 17:40

No unity at all cost for opposition says Schlein

    The PD chief also stressed the government needed to respect the right to strike in the wake of a general mobilization called by two of Italy's main labour unions, CGIL and UIL on Friday.

Sections - 01.12.2024, 14:29

500,000 people can't be ignored by government - Landini

    CGIL called the strike on Friday together with the third-biggest and former Socialist union, UIL...

Sections - 01.12.2024, 12:30

Salvini says ready to intervene over 15 strikes in December

Deputy Premier and Transport Minister Matteo Salvini said in a note on Saturday that he was ready "to intervene to help citizens" regarding 15 strikes called for the month of December, including a general strike on the 13th, speaking a day after a general ...

Sections - 30.11.2024, 16:33

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