Former Ilva: supply chain firms join trade unions; redundancy process resumes

Former Ilva: supply chain firms join trade unions; redundancy process resumes
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Rome, 11 September (LaPresse) – Companies in the related industries have sent an email to the trade unions to inform them that “following the latest developments regarding the unavoidable halt to production in the hot section of the former Ilva industrial site in Taranto”, companies affiliated to Aigi intend to resume “with immediate effect the process set out in the procedures for collective redundancies”. This is according to trade union sources. The communication to the trade unions had been sent via certified email (PEC) but had been temporarily suspended pending the ruling of the Court of Milan. Companies in the supply chain have sent an email to the trade unions stating that “following the latest developments regarding the unavoidable halt to production in the hot-work area of the former Ilva industrial site in Taranto”, Aigi member companies intend to resume “with immediate effect the process set out in the procedures for collective redundancies”. This is according to trade union sources. The communication to the trade unions had been sent via certified email (PEC) to the trade unions, but this was temporarily suspended pending the ruling of the Court of Milan.

Rome, 11 September (LaPresse) – Companies in the related industries have sent an email to the trade unions to inform them that “following the latest developments regarding the unavoidable halt to production in the hot section of the former Ilva industrial site in Taranto”, companies affiliated to Aigi intend to resume “with immediate effect the process set out in the procedures for collective redundancies”. This is according to trade union sources. The communication to the trade unions had been sent via certified email (PEC) but had been temporarily suspended pending the ruling of the Court of Milan. Companies in the supply chain have sent an email to the trade unions stating that “following the latest developments regarding the unavoidable halt to production in the hot-work area of the former Ilva industrial site in Taranto”, Aigi member companies intend to resume “with immediate effect the process set out in the procedures for collective redundancies”. This is according to trade union sources. The communication to the trade unions had been sent via certified email (PEC) to the trade unions, but this was temporarily suspended pending the ruling of the Court of Milan.

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