"The tool of self-production is already governed by the rules still in force". He emphasized this in a note the Filt-Cgil following the two judgments of the Council on the issue of self-handling of port operations lashing and unlashing, explaining that "the rules in force protect port and maritime workers from the point of view of social and wage dumping while avoiding spreading forms of unfair competition between companies".

"In this regard - noted the Federation of CGIL transport - the reading is rather instrumental to us which the shipping company concerned has given, so how rather submissive some of the first reactions formulated by part of some president of the Port System Authority".

"All the entities involved - concludes the note of the trade unions - apply with authority, rigor and competence the broad powers they possess in this matter by virtue of the law. For our part, we will strongly oppose all attempts to unbridled liberalization of port and maritime work and We will monitor compliance with the rules".