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Filt Cgil and Uiltrasporti defend the new approach to the rule on self-production in ports
The trade unions are ready for new mobilisations
July 22, 2020
According to Filt Cgil, "the expectations that employers put in the implementing decrees should be immediately countered because we will absolutely not allow the umpteenth attempt to stifle a piece of legislation that puts order on matter for too many years left at the mercy of interpreters on duty. Regulations on the labour market rights and protections deserve respect from everyone, no one excluding, and consequently the same application cannot being continually pulled over to foster partisan interests."
"We have - recalled the Filt Cgil - responsibly 24 July, the port and seafarers' strike has been suspended. but the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, employers' associations and business communities are aware that if there will be to fight to defend the laws and so the rights we will put in place the necessary and appropriate initiatives'.
Uiltrasporti also considers that "the amendment that has become law regulating self-production in ports of operations on board ro-ro ships is a civilisation measure, which regulates legislation international that cannot be subject to free interpretations depending on the conveniences of the owner on duty.' "To the disacomposed tones of these days in the declarations released to the press by employers' associations "We can only comment on the future of the saying that if it's necessary we're ready for new mobilisations to defend a legitimate right of seafarers and Port. We will not allow that what has finally been recognized after 20 years of claims, both private interests, to the detriment of security and employment.'
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According to Filt Cgil, "the expectations that employers put in the implementing decrees should be immediately countered because we will absolutely not allow the umpteenth attempt to stifle a piece of legislation that puts order on matter for too many years left at the mercy of interpreters on duty. Regulations on the labour market rights and protections deserve respect from everyone, no one excluding, and consequently the same application cannot being continually pulled over to foster partisan interests."
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
