Marco Verzari is the new Secretary General of the Uiltrasporti, the representative of the transport and services sector of the UIL, having been unanimously elected yesterday by the National Council of the Trade Union met in Rome. Verzari takes over to Claudio Tarlazzi who yesterday submitted his resignation. 'After eleven years characterized by a phase of great renewal and growth of the organization, in terms of assets, organization and association with 26,300 more members - he explained Tarlazzi confirming his intention to leave the post - I am leaving the Uiltrasporti a little less than two years after the expiry of my last mandate aware of the importance of grounding further development projects, in the wake of what has been achieved in recent years, with a longer time horizon than the foreshortening of mandate would have allowed me. Uiltrasporti must continue to To be a bulwark for the protection of workers transport and services, in particular the most vulnerable and of the invisible ones who place their just rights in the union expectations'.

In his speech to the National Council, after thanking the all for the trust placed, Verzari made a thorough analysis the economic and political situation in Italy, the world of work and the of all sectors concerning Uiltrasporti, recognising that The trade union organization "has grown enormously in these years and this is thanks to the work carried out in recent years together with Claudio who was a brave guide and to whom goes all my and our respect and recognition. We must continue on this path," he said Verzari - making unity, cohesion and solidarity prevail in all territories'.

Verzari, registered with Uiltrasporti in 1988 when he was employee of the Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-Lits, since 2000 He was placed in the National Department where he followed railway procurement, a sector to which the added that of integrated/multi-service services. Since 2014 it has been became part of the National Secretariat and in the course of these Over the years, he has covered numerous sectors including concessions motorways, cleaning, integrated/multi-service services, car rental, bus rental with driver, driving schools, transport non-scheduled public sector, seafarers, as well as following the delegation health and safety in the workplace.